St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 18

A ti. VARcif ifia. TO FIND TENANTS FOR YOUR HOUSES, ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH, ST LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE. MORE READERS THAN THERE ARE HOMEB IN THE CITY, U' 14 iry ai r3T2iM Ad Mesnnlte CerfA ir AiayflMsii Money refunded on unused insertions. Your Ad Direct to the Post-Dispatch SSWSJ Your Credit's Good if You Rent a Phone i Lwant.

She wiu write thejaa i HELP WANTED FEMALE ri'en, ll it Kl.iii ML, Kur buuwuvrli: of i'lol eKul G. Hii wi g--ral eiudio. as rl 1.1. i or iiousewurk. IP l-r general G-und or 4'l st rir .14 i U'M sMIIBL- in I.ou-e.

xk, app ore 4. 4 tV est lel. i. Ipii I-, 1 1 1. For l.

r. 2To, IlifliL For' i Ds hp 1 i i. rtrl in. etterat iis I.OUSe- I at on 1 nhnpilv. .11.1, g.

net. ua I plain ok "fig no laonrv II. Mollll, vT7o Itr gti.rrai iHiH. 442 North Market II fr.i.llYT i F-snsei vi iiiit hvyaewora. Ili'i lntui- li.o et i.iltl li.

a aioa. i priai Ian.ki chi' tren Fra'kitn at Hi i I lil. t.e pMiaettrk: nt. wnano.g or Ironing, fnni'y of iet a assist wlrli h- rk and i a no-re N.tts a a ii'O -I Miitr. M.n.ial l.ouasork.

-Vi'-J Mai.lf st t. II' i I 1 i net ai Hmr iiiaew t.rk. 1 hre. Gran I II I L-- I. 1 :1 i rn.an.

lit il NKGIIll- I -r l. for geueial r.nuaew orS 2 In av Hi K'G1 -r Housework art raking; Irnii t.f stiis'l aitart.tient. li. e. rt.e..

I.rs-r f.7Pse t. IP It ii It i. 111 h.r. for genet si ttMiaraoia: ,.,.) wages, fit laun-lry wo I ri llimti, lo tbt general h'nlVe. work alt in king.

In family of a pt.u MttTtl at T.l IP ll G-e. With lef-fen- ea. family of tbrea. ST. id gtner.ri houaewoik: A t.rrisc IP'I KGIPI.

1 i rlence 1 for geneiai h'Oiatwork and p.siri cttttltlng. a.nsll fsnill two ivi I -k tV at ne IP M- tilKI I a-n. tal bun -work aioa famllv adults: washing, a.eii M' it 1 a -r nte nt Jd I lim -I c.ii loi.t iie an -I woman ire-ieral bonsewo-k- iNinilv of two, Knot st Ptiona tientop Gt In il f.tr a. natal houaework: mils, l-e sttd rtwtk. ants I fsoi- lei fit if i I woluati for aenaial b.tti.a- woik: smal fs ttlv 114 t-'pring av near Manchester ir.

Webster Grutea, Brll pe eb.ter I il .1 11 itooae an I timing io.t girl, must net In apt" sraic and e- terlenced. n' lher pred snply. Sic I ci'l on. rToi'VFKI- KI LIl Lill at onte. 417.11 dertisr Ill NKK Kol'KM- Neat.

r. ompliahe lady for ai a partmer-l I' ft IP Sr VtA I I I rrfrtrlltea. all at 4 shtnr'm bl 1 1 1 I A I Flrai -t aaa. Apply at 4'. 1 4 W'ii-1 inr'on bl.

tc MtlCri. MAID Colored girl only eti-rias 'M Wsal.lr.gi on peed ll'l''v: refer. a Ilttl hKUAlli. I-a ion of bv wboiii 2 gli i ami man are employed; week. .152 11th.

rorner of li-riiku- -MA I rrft-rrhr. a to do geneiai lttat a' Wo MA Capable. orie li an Mrs 44IT ifflM for general auaaer phone KirCHKN WoM A 'ol-tred for kiltlieii Jntarv bt, fjousfj. 9washlr JTaDY Young, help with dreaamaklttg. Putler lll.tg 21.

Spsi fC p. and I.A I 1 'BjKjfj Flrat t- ara. 42' 4 Fana To attend l.sby Hln I'asiieinan. STTTl WomaTii iiuie so gt naral iiouae-w- Applv 1444 Temple pi leu. I.

Hog II. for young rhll; rer-t'oat Dlapatrh I ll.sKGI it I et homo lughla; tod ages. A I fl 4 Ws ij av OFrh'V: VllKL nil Fliia at. llrwabulj Tht atrl ttl bottl of Da nrlng 21 floor I PKII ioKs And fliilsbers on custom penia. I tin t' -t'l littor il HI It lo plain aew ttg 5 18 mow WA IT XX ST.

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114 f.5 'AH 28 27 40 Don't be preoccupied when the Want Ad opportunity knocks, be prepared. Call up the Pot-DIspatch. Tour credit i good if you rent a phone. Olive Cno Central. CHURCH NOTICES.

17NITKD HEBREW Kin highway and Von Versen avenue. Kesular services this (Frl'lay) evening. March 28, at 8 o'clock. KaijM I.lpklnd will speak; subject. Manners in Public Assemblies.

All Interested are welcome. DEATHS Death notion Unee or lew. i ea.cn line 16e; CAIM.KS On Thursday, Mch 27 1913, at 8 p. h.aPwiillam loved daughter of the late HI am and Catherine Cap es, sister of Jett jj MrsXerT MrA.J.Mni take wa H- tntion Church, thence to i.alTi Cem etery. Friends Invited to attend vc; CODY On Thursday, Moonarmw? Handley road, at the age of anFunenraTtfhrom Joseph W.

Clark's 1485 avenue, Saturday. March R. Interment In Zion Cemeterj. Auto fineral. DBMING-Kntered Into rest Thurs- dav March 27, 1913.

at 10:30 p. Vlou' ieming: beloved daughter Theodore T. and Emma A. uemint, (nee Hermlnghaus Funeral will take place Monday, March 31. at 2 p.

from family residence 1722A North OlaWjr ivenw. thence to St. Peter Cemetery to PIRDLKR Entered Into rest Thurs- day. March 27. 1913.

at 2:40 p. m-. Elizabeth Fiedler (nee pre nB mtier). beloved mother of Bernard 1 FiedleV. Elizabeth Heldacker nea Fiedler), Francis Hain, Kathertne Drexler.

Henry J. Fiedler. Louis I. n-hoff. Sophia llerberdins.

belovel mother-in-law and grandmother, an-t great-grandmother, at the age or Funeral from family residence on Monday, March 31. at 8:30 a. to Peter and Taul's Church, thence to 83. Peter and Paul's Cemetery, (c.) On Thursday, March 27. 1913.

Jessie S. Fulton, wife of M. 1 Fulton, and mother of Thomas w. Fry, Guy B. and D.

A. Fulton, ago.l 66 vears. Funeral from residence of her son, Guy B. Fulton, 4122 Flora boulevad, Saturdav. March 29.

at 8:30 a. to SSt. Margaret's Church, Vandeventtr and Flad avenues. lCJ' (iEOGHECAS-Friday, March 2. 1913.

at. 6:10 a. Michael 1. Geoghegan. beloved husband of Han-ora Geoghegan (nee Byrnes), dear 1a-ther of Margaret, Marcella.

Aftnn John Geoghegan, and Mrs. 1 hUip Jianaher (nee Geoghegan). Funeral from family residence. 1 i 19 Mnnrlav. Marcil 81, at 8:30 a.

to St. Anns inumi, thence to caivary uemnci). (ill AW Kit Entered into rest Tliuts- dav, March 27. 1913, at 4 a. Frank Grawer.

dearly beloved hurt-band of Mary Grawer (nee dear father of Albert Mary, Henry and Clara Grawer, our dear son- n-law and brother-in-law, after a lingering illness, at the age of 58 years an1 8 months. The funeral will take place on Saturday, March 29, at 8:30 a. from residence. 1315 Mullanphy street, to 8t. Joseph's Church, thence to Cemetery.

Relatives and friends invited. CJ 1HI.EY Kntered Into rest on Thursday. March 27. 1913. at 10:0 a.

Eugene Haley, dear brother of Mr. .1. Melvill (nee Haley) and Timothy Haley and our -dear uncle. Funeral from the residence of his sister, Mrs. J.

Melville, f.013 Pennsylvania avenue, on Saturday, March 29, at 2 p. to SS. Mary and Joseph's Church, thence to Mount Olive Cemetery. (O IIOKKR. Entered Into rest Wednesday, Marcli 26.

1913, at 5:20 p. Mrs. Adeline M. Hoener (nee Kohr-inann). beloved wife of Frederick Hoener, and dear daughter of August Kohrmann, and dear sister of CecelU Krumm (nee Kohrmann), Trerw, Eugene, Augusfand Chester Kohrmann, aged 31 years.

Funeral on Saturday, March 29, nt 9 a. from Hauck Sihmitt's funeral parlors, Grand avenue and Wyoming; street, to SS. Peter and Paul's Cimetery. Funeral private. (ca) KKKKKR Suddenly, on Friday, March 2S, 1913, at a.

John 0 Keefer, dearly beloved husband of Kl'Tiiibeth Keefer (nee Wagner), and d'ar father of Regina Keefer. ind dear brother of Mrs. Minnie Munit, and Mrs. Emily Ehlert. both of Chicago, and Mrs.

Marie Kheim. of Wur-tenberg, Germany, aged 54 years. Funeral from the family residence. lf'26 Leona avenue, I niversity City. I'll notice of time will be given.

Deceased was a member of Clayton Lodge o. 601, A. F. and A. M.

(c) KKAl.KMAW On Wednesday, March 3n, 1913, at 10:45 a. Nellie Krale-nann (nee Flanagan), beloved wifo of Harry Kralemann, daughter of M. M. Flanagan and the late Margarette Flnnagan, sister of Mary Julia Ta. Thomas, Joseph Flanagan and Mrs.

Thomas Barrett, aged 23 years. Funeral will take place Saturdav, March 29, at 8:30 a. from residence, 4241 Evans avenue, to St. Ann's Church, thence to Calvary Cemeterv. Friends invited to attend.

(c5) lit F. 'III. KH Entered into rest on Wednesday, March 20, 1913, at p. Philip Kuechler. beloved hus-lunil of Elizabeth Kuechler mt Smithers), father of Peter.

Henry, Kudolph. George and Cella Kuchler. Funeral will take place from famllv residence, 2317 Htekorv street. on Saturday, March 2. st 2 p.

to New St. Marcus' Cemetery. Friends lr-vlted to attend, deceased was a tremher of Hessen-Vereln. ((;) 1 OUR. Entered Into rpft on Friday.

March 2. 1913. at 3 a. John I.orenz, beloved husband of Justine l.orenz (nee Stroehmi, and deiir father of Ioulse, Anna. Emma.

Amelia and Caecllla l.orenz. at the age of I 'J years and 8 months. Notice of funeral from family residence. 812 Allen avenue, will be later. Ste.

Genevieve and lllmo (Mo.) pa-please copy. k-AXIIOHST Entered Into rest on Thursday. March 2T. 1913. at 9:15 p.

Mildred I Panhorst. belovei daughter of Pan H. and Minnie Pan-borst (nee Gronemeler), at the age of 6 months. '( Funeral from family residence Mallinckrodt street, at 2 p. Sat'jr.

day. RAROH Entered Into rest suddenly on Sunday, March 23. 1913. at p. at Omaha, Emma Sabor (neo Ernst), beloved wife of Charles Sabor, dear mother of It us sell, Mlnnette.

Kani- uet Sabor. sister of Pauline Wentz, Perth Ahrlefeld. Minnie Meyer. Mn- Mela Hahn, Annie Knehler (ne Ernt), John and Tonv Ernst, and our dar daughter-in-law, law and aunt. Funeral will take place from residence of her sister, Mrs.

George Mev- er. 3709 Wisconsin avenue, on Saturday. March 29. at 2:30 p. to St.

Matthew's Cemetery. (c) Telephone Just tell the DEATHS PKTHI Entered into rest on Thursday, March 27, 1913, at 11:10 a. Magdaline Petri, beloved daughter of Louis and Lena Petri (nee Valentin. Remains will be taken from the fi-mily residence, 2.121 Franklin avenue, on Saturday, March 29, at 9:30 a. to T'nlon Station.

Interment at Brownsburg. 111. (-' Entered into rest Wednesday. March 26. 1913.

at 4:30 a. at Quincy, 111., Henry Schaub, dearly beloved brother of Caroline Rittmann (nee Schaub at the age of 75 years. Funeral from residence of Caroline Rittmann, 2100 Obear avenue, on Friday. March 28, at 1:30 p. m.

Interment, Valhalla Cemetery. c) M'KM Fll On Thursday, March 27, 1913. Olive B. Spencer (nee Diggs). widow of the late R.

I Spencer, mother of Robert Ii. and Scott Spencer. Funeral from residence of her sister. Mrs. W.

H. McClung. 5153 Minerva avenue, Monday. March 31, at p. m.

(c7) STII.WEI.I Entered into rest Friday, March 28, 1913, at 5a. Warren Stilwell, beloved husband of Madge A. Stilwell (nee Pigot), and father of James Frank W. and Madge Arline Stilwell. and son of the late James Reggs Stilwell of Browns-town, at the age of 43 years.

Funeral from residence, 4137 Juniata street, Monday, March 31, at 2 p. m. (c7) A CA no Entered into rest Thursday. March 27. 1913, after a lingering illness.

Treasa Vaecaro, belowd wife of Rocno Vaecaro and dear mother of Anna. Rose, May, Henrietta, l)orothy, Anthony and Joe Vaecaro, at tiie age of 40 years 2 months nnd 7 days. Funeral from residence, 2528 Howard street, Saturday. March 29, at 8:30 a. to the St.

Charles Rorromeo's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited to attend, (c) WITTM Entered into rest at 1:10 a. March 27. 1913, George Wittmann. beloved father of Mrs.

Lizzie Peters. Mrs. Llllie Surbled. Mrs. Margarete Merkel and August, Albert and George Wittmann; grandfather of nine grandchildren and great-grand-frther of four great-grandchildren.

Funeral will be private from residence. 1016A HicKory street, Saturday afternoon. YOI'XO Entered Into rest on Thursday. March 27, 1913. at 9:15 p.

Julius Young, beloved husband of Lizzie Young (nee Brumfield). dear father of Mrs. Frank Henke (nee Young), aged 51 years 10 months anil 28 days. Funeral from family residence, 4335 Humphrey street, Saturday, March 2. ft 2 p.

m. Interment at SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Journeymen Barbers' Union. (c) PEETZ N'ew Funeral Parlors.

2739 Lafayette Grand S54. Victor (efiji) Roll. Forest 2S1. Kinloch. Delmsr 73.

GERAGHTY.UNDERTAKER 4S21-23 Easton ar, union. (cSOi COMING EVENTS EUCHRES MKF. HOI.1N-S eurhre. Ki-khardt Hall. Lynch and iaturtlay afternoon ami evening: Lost and Found Sulld agate, 10c line: minimum 20c.

IF YOr LOSE ANYTHING, and will advertise It here, you will surely recover it if found by an honest person. A 3-tlme ad seldom falls. He-markable recoveries are brought about every day through this column. Your rtrutisist our njrent. IF VOl FIN I ANYTHING brlnK It to the i'ost-l'lspatch l.ot and Found Hureau.

210-13 North Broadway. iet a claim check. Advertise th? article. Keclalm It If ihe owner does not. Ill LAW People who find lost articles are interested In knowing that th State law (Section 8263 and 8273, R.

190t la strict In requiring them to seek the owners through advertisement and otherwise, and that a failure to do so, if sume can be proven. Involves a severe penalty. LOST ABSTRACT OF LAND AND DEEDS Ijist. Including note, between 2d st. and Broad wa v.

2200 south: please return ami receive reward. Call at barber shop. 21U P.ro'idwav. AliJHKTTK Luet. one bunch white.

one bunch black Paradise feathers, on Hodia-mont car or on Oiive downtown reward. Cahanne. floor, or Toll Victoria Ulds. H. II prone forest Al'TO TIHK Lost, on Continental rim.

Fridav morning, between I'nlon and Delmar and and Berlin; reward. Mar- ahnll Hro. Livery Co. ic l'lN lost; silver, about size fl. with word Plana on face: reward for return.

Boom -'1 I'ostofflce. lth and Walnut. BOY'S S1IOKS list Park or Vandeveuter car: lirand-Leader wrapper. Beturn to 142J Wlttetlliyg av. HKimh'II I.owt, pearl, with diamond center; reward if returned to tH La Balla: Central 904!) 1.

ICO) llHOiii'll Ist; pearl, with diamond center; reward If returned to 90 La Salle; Central (cOl UUooCli Lost cameo: Tuesday night between Specht's Kestaurant and Tony Faust's. Finder will receive reward by returning to Continental Oil 420 S. (c3i L'A Hl CASK Lost, on Belleville car, silver card case engraved S. V. B.

Notify SUlrt Bond Fast St. Ixui. 7i COLLAR L-st. and cuffa. of white ratine.

heinst itche.1 In blue, either on Page car or folieetim. Phone Victor (Kis; reward. Lhk, Lost, fat feinala collie; Phone Urand 2m4; reward. license 2So2. (CI Ltxi Ixist.

Llewellyn setter tltch; wblt with brown ear and brown on rear hip; re ward. N. B. (V. vne.

5 Tc mple pi. LK.v; Lost tatter, tan breast and feet; female; 10. 41-, Beward ut 411 Wash-It iimn ay. t'lu-ne Olive IAD. Lost ov strayetl.

rK terrier, about 5 liiontlis old. one ear black, the other white; with a few black spots. Kindly return to L'icns rewnid. (c5l l.oi; Lost or straved. one white English bull terrier; weighs about 0 pounds; lias on new collar and license, n-tutn to Joseph Marre, 401O St.

Louis or tlofl Wahingt.it: and receive reward. (cC Fol'NTAIN PK.V Lost; initials N. P. rewatd. r.lT Kiaton.

OLAS.Lri Losi Lost, pair nose g.ss I. Return r.l'.t Mapl ssfes. in hp lil.ASsl.s Lost: gld rim. chain and p.n In Nugent or between there and Kads Bridge. Hell.

Hriiirt limi. 3i (HiLIJ Lost, with engraving and chain, on I tali Bellefontalna or 4th st. car. Write or call Michigan uv reward. KKVS -unl.

bunch. Call Tyler 72 ur Central MtKIR. KlS'S l.st. bunih of register keys, yesterday, between and 3 p. m.

on Ltroauw-av car: .1 small. 1 large. Jim Vangelos, 11!) 2d st LA YALi.ih.KL lt. between Urand and Compton. on Hodiatnont line.

Uni'cA Ar- senal. LA A I.l.lKBi; lst diamond; ltween Lnulslana and Grand, Sidney and Junisia; rewarl to tinier; was gift turn deal elat Ke 2'J2 Louisiana. Victor ir7i Li H'K KT Lost, plain gold, with the Inl- F. B. reward.

Bon Y-83. LTa'Krn Lost, gold. Thursday, monogram on 1-oth aides, between Penri and Jffer-son. on trayette; liberal reward. Grand cfl.toL Mrs.

Kathertne Wines. 211.12 Heri-rletta st. MLI'AL Ixist Wednesday afternoon: large. sliver nielnl of Sacred Heart: rewar I fir return to Weatmlnster pi. tr iihena 1 .1 ii.

SIONKY- firocerv bov lost tiuwiev In bag. Wcdnrsliv. Return 5n7 lelniar ll. and rciejve rewnrd. l-ost, gold bend.

Wednesday morning; reward. Central 1471 or Ullva Sl f'HoTU AND SLirK lMt, on Maplewood t'lmler urn i. V. iitr.nli jiapiawood, isward. act.ounLones, UUve-o HELP WANTED MALE PAINT WAMHFns ix- apply Saturday rooridn.

UP. Chestnut. 'SI PANTS A FBS Talloi-llig l21lFranklln. cj PAPKK HANGKK- plv Wenertiec nly Hi st- lass need 2101 Bast Oran(l. PAPKK HANGfclU- with refen nces and own loo.V 1 'hetnut 1'ASTKY I'ikik otw le to oversee cook-ing.

In busy lunch; must be sober and 'ond wages paid to right roan. Box Si'X PLATKN FBKSs" 1 Fx irlenced call tonight, pcrrln Ar Smith. 21 olive. pop 1 W( Kill Hotel barber Foh 1 Lit Colored: must furnish references, Apply before p. m.

Laughlin Khoe to. ashlngton av. 1'oUTKIt A white man to do general porter work In drug sto-e and around building. f'ark av. PoKTF.lt F.xperienced; references required.

IPlilan Bros. 412 N. gih st POKTP.P.S Colored. N-tween 21 and 4 years, by large oirimratlon, state previous employment. K-152.

Post-Dlspstrh. Ini Poll IKK rJxpenen. d. piDate; ref-erencea. New Llndell Hotel.

th and I.lli'SS. lc I II KSSKIt Lnxton. Wl AHUY.MLN And laborers. Fast St. I-ouia StMtie Falling Springs.

III. City offioi. 4(M lsouri Last Si. lmls. I lb l.KPAiH MAN Lxpeit kodag and camera; f.

Bm iHtiver Colo. BKVFLEItS Kxerienced; apply at once. Kahn Mirror Plate s. thJ KocK BK A Its Apply Skralnka Const. Co Hebert and Blair, 'li bAl.fcMA.

G001 apM-aiance. capable of meeting public; lucrative position rr right pnrtv. T. rem. 71C.

lyvnst st (C-i SHKRT Ip.iiN W( Kits Tinners and helo- ers. Applv pnrherk blower Pipe Work. 217 N. Brmdwsy. HliiKT ML'I AL Ml'i'lUtli-lst-tiass.

iouki be able to work from blue printe automobile radiators. Bureka Auto Farts Mtg. illve. 1 cni STAPLK 11 AN Flrst-i las. Apply l.non.lrv.

lu.ll av. let SI Kill A I'D Fit Willing to earn tuition for law school or aca-lemlc course; evening work; call evening. liiand. thiid flHir: dnv. viG Holland Bldg 'ftt STKNiMJH APMKK With brokerage Arm: salary 75 per mntrh at s'arl rniift have $7(' to loan on absolute gilt-edge security; will stand rind investigation: don't answer unless you can complv: this is a legitimate business proposition, ltux K-1IH P.

P. I I A 1 L( )K (ol. allround man; he able to bushel on ladles' and men's clothes, new atnl old. none but good man need apply. A.

Brindt. Easton. fr5 TLA MS AND. MEN -25 teams and 25 men: Klna's highway and Wabash tracks. Ja.

T. Addis Id TOOL- AND JIG MAKKRS-To. exixrl-enced on llg work. Applv Champion hhoe Machinery. ST 27 Forest park hi.

(c2 lPIIoITFKKIt.S V. K. Sainmons. Wyoming st. and S.

W. Kansas City. Mo. icHl WA1TFBS- For be'p ball call p. 111.

In rey.taurant 2d floor. I'nlon Station. WH1TK poKTKH In aaloon; 1. Pel." V. Broadway.

WKKCKKMS 2o4ii Lafavette and 1217 N. Pith. Inefer Wrecking Co. Yol'NG MAN To help In meat market for Siturdav. 2254 S'tth.

(cl Yol'NG MAN For the Frisco news aervlce. Apply at 2IKX1 Eugenia A. P. Jones. manager.

ic." 1 Yol'NG MAN --Some experience; In men's furnishing business: to work Inside an 1 out; steady; German preferred. Broadway Store i5iHi f. Broadway. LAIN0TCES NOTICE At a special meeting of International Stone Pavers'. Helpers' and Bam-mers' I'nlon.

local No. 21. Wednes-iav evening March ifil. It was decided bv unanimous vote that on and after May 1. the scale of wares shall be 42l-r per hour for rammers and per hour for labor-rs, time and a half for overtime and holiday.

J. NOLI 'EN. President. GFO l'OTTIIAST. Secretarv SHOEWOR KERS WANTED BOTTOM PANDFRP On women's fine Mr-Kav shoes.

International hhoe 12th and North Market. ic BoY A 1 1 nee. American Shi-e Slock 21: 1 La 11 lie (ci CltoWNKIt A No. 1 welt lasting room: rea- S'liabie salary: applv at once, nulM.uoip Sin I fg. 'o.

KeoKuk. (ci 11 ST A KH A Shoe Stock l.t Salle. jc MACHINIS'I Fitting room; for country factory. Apply to Mr. (pilnn.

13th and Villaiiphv. international Shoe in A Lxpet lence-l on Bussel heel irimmirg machine. Selx. Si hmti Ac Superior and Kltiasburv Chicago. III.

icrii l'lblcKI) HEEL Cl TEH Kxie-rienc-d Su ICI perlor Shive ii Benton TACIv SKTTKIIS lack kins kers and well leaders. llamilt.n-Browii Shoe Amerl-can Gentleman. 21st and I-s-iist. (c7t AGENTS WANTED; AGENTS -To sell household goods; lima payments. Matt 171V 8.

Broadway. l. AGENTS r.r high-grade proposition: ra Pel .1 ig- seller: party made without cent 01 ig lnal Investment. New selling system. so Holland Bl.lgJ 4.GF.VI Ma or female: latest iioiisehold necessity, exclusive territory to hustlers.

Beidv by mail only. O. S. Tlbbetts Cent ml National Ban Bo! SI. I i AGENTS Own a soap route; big money; wo protect von.

write or cull. I ne Coii Bola Mfg. M. Louis. Mo AGENT Big tooliey to be made; sample free; a new leader; attractive sprit.

propo sition: write lor sample 1.. crows aitg. Co. Kan s. 1.

puis, in. AG1CN I S--Ttiree or 4 men to sell item cur- our different lines: an goons sou ti easy payment plan; liberal commission C. F. Adams MO fllve room 3 1. 5i AGENTS You can ae-ur permanent em t.ii.vnient and earn a goil.

steady lncoti, we need goiet men; send for free sample ami latalogue. inter aier nan. using Mil ford. To. AtlKNTS our absolutely uare to i7.50 weekly sa'arv and ner cent commission proixislt Ion assures steady workers unlimited prosperity.

Galloway-Bowman Dtv. 1.11. afil AGENTS Can make lrt to tJO dallv s'llng jl lxk on "llorrlblo Disaster by Flood and Tornado." greatest oppoitunlty 'or agents since enormous demand for Aot.cn. beck b.ok. pages.

illustrations; representatives sent to scene of disaster for triw recount and photographs of appalling calamity; big profits for agents who begin at orice: Part of publishers' profits contributed to Bed Crosa relief fund: purchasers thus help sufferers: highest commission. AO per cent or belter: freight paid; credit given; extra Inducements to general agents or crew managers: outfit free; act quick; tie first around and make $1 to $20 a day. International Bible House. Perry Phlladel-phta. e7l t.tI.1'ITtR Keflned parsons to secure contributions a hook of poema.

1k -17H. I. st -1 Jispatcll (Hi CA VASSER AN SOLICITORS CANVASSER. women In sell women stierlaliv: bads furnished; permanent territory esf.lgr.ed; gtMid paving position for women who like outdot work. call.

528 N. Van-lt-vcnter. SOI.PMI i nt- For piano Irade; g.tod wages. Ml I N. er stm.

ri il.P ioKS luies. Van Miller Studio. olive SC i5l l.li TP ills- ldy. house-to-house, salary ami roiniiilssioti. call after p.

m. Mi2d i nerva. to il.ICI 1 1 A irs, men lo specialise our different tines: a. I goods sold on easy nsvment liberal commisslun: rail and let us explain. C.

F. Adams 6UI Ollvs o'n (cr.l III II It TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES BR A DETECTIVE Karri 1150 to 1110 per month: travel over the world. Write Hupt. I.tid-ig. ll.s Stru-rltt Bl.lg..

Kansaa City. Mc cs I' Not i A I'll EllS Three, wifh s-ttnl records: good opriunities: 4.1.fi. Busl- lQ S.T 1 1 "1 etillt a 1 Bid i BILL Ci.El! ust have agricultural Im-plet f.lti. Business hervlce Co Chemjc.tl Pl-lg Irt LticoMoTIVE rireiMen. biAkemen: wages about $1S3; expt-nrnco nneresarv send aa.

si snip. Baliway. Car Box J-Un. hAlLW AY MAIL needed; to yearly axaminatlon May 3. I conducted Government examination; ran hslp ou pasa.

Call or write for trial examination Orment Fullerfon II dg (rl4 PARTNERS WANTEO PARTNER Wtd With Sinn or more, to make per rent a rk: wi'l har el" tnvstiestlnn Box Y-1V4 I'hona rour Want Ad to the Boat -Die- fat eh. Olive WOO CentraL Tour rrodit'a foot, it you rent a pcone. or our orug. gilt fria phone IU j- Post-Dispatch operator what LOST AND FOUND COST FIN Lost, on Monday afternoon, near Central High School, a gold friendship cJ relet pin. inlaid with pearls.

Liberal reward if returned to Busseil. (6i Po KETBOOK Lost, with left on "ajs car. at noon Thursday, Lenip and Arsenal; rrivdiu. iaii a v. POCKETBOOK Lost.

tan. containing kevs. chain and either on 6th and Franklin or Page car; liberal reward. 1277 Wagner tjj- PUP Lom. black ana tan avraale.

about 14 Inches high. Reward for return to Fzra ''arr, phone Clayton 82. i I pl'HSK Lost; brown, hand; near Bebert street; return to Ilebei street and receive reward. I'l'RSE list. small, on Cherokee car.

on March 2. between 7 and o'clock, containing lady's silver watch, small change and pav check No. Mfi of (i. L. Co.

Call Vic- tor l.v.'-. for miks Kleser. after p. Iist. small, black, between anl 10 o'cliK'k Thursday evening, eitner on Bodiamont car or between Theresa and Grand; purse contained 2 checks and 2 pawn tickets, also monev in envelope, cards hearing name and phone.

Kindly return same to Smith Drug Grand and Franklin. or Franklin and receive liberal reward. RIXG LOST. CORAL, WITH 4 SMALL DIAMOXL'S: "WILL PAT 25 FOB RK-Tl'RX TO MB. A.

E. KOCH. 624 MELVILLE A CITY. (0i ROLL OF MAPS Lost, in t'nlversity car; reward. Pitzman's ilo Chestnut st.

SAVINGS passbook No. 1372 of the Mississippi Valley Trust Co. la missing. Any person having a claim to it Is hereby called upon to present the same within ton days, or submit to having said pasa- oooK canceieq and a new one Issued. WATCH Iist.

lady's, gold. Monday evening between Sumner High School or on Cas or Jefferson cars; reward if returned. ov S. Ewlng av. GLASSES Found: March 23 on 2d street near Clark.

Call Lost and Found Bureau. Post-Dispatch. KEYS Found, 2 keya. attached to ring. 2 week ago.

Call l.ost and Found Bureau, i i-iL'iwptnen RING Found; at Post-Dispatch iltlce. Call Losr and hound Hureau. STU'KIIN Found, on lth near an L.OBT. ana found iiuieau. Post-Dispatch.

TICKET Found; 10-trip. bearer: Tuesday. Call Lost and Found Bureau. Post-Dls. i.o ARTICLES FOUND BY THE POLICE.

WATCH Gold, found isth and Market. Awaiting owner Henrietta. PoCKETBooK Found Broadway and Market. Awaiting owner Central District. WATCH Silver.

found Broadway and Chestnut. Awaiting owner Chippewa Personal Solid agate. 15c line; business personals. 2Kc line. Minimum, 2 lines.

Full amount must accompany orders bv mail. PERSONAL PERSONAL AVatPdTaWrPss of James C. Sharp of the Sharp Mfjr.ro. Call Central .1736. (ft) ADOPTION FOR ADOPTION Prettv baby boy can be had by calling Saturday evening or Sunday morning at Olive sL SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICE I wish to notify the public that I will not be responsible lor any deb contracted by my wife.

Knilly ARNOLD STEINER 17 Chouteau av. lefii Employment Wanted Solid agate, be line; business notices, pub- MALE AUDITING, systematizing, books opened and written up by tlm month. 20s security Bldg. i alijUIAU. systematizing und investigations of accounts also books written up by the month.

public Accountant. Security Bldg Main isux) Firsi-clasa bread and cake, warns a 1ob. Addresa loit Wash st. imU BARBER Wants steady work. 1.j02 St.

Clair East St. Louis. 111. iTi LAR'iENDER will work from 0 a. in.

until 2 p. week. Box IU IKK EliPER Sit. stenographer; 12 years' experience. Box Y-tUi.

I'ost-Dispatcli BOOKKEEPER Sit. bv exiHjricticed 2:.: good education; references; reasonable salary. Box Y-1'4. i-ost-oispatcn in KEEPER it. by good education: references; reasonable sal ary.

Box L-1M. t'ost-O'spaivn. LuY Bright, li years old: position ofllce Hi 1 C7 I 1 HI I )l I fl I Bo Neat, colored, wants jou in tailor or barber snop, jonn jul-kmjii, riann-lin. rear. L'UTLER Sit.

by reliable colored man. Bomont 704 Bl'TLER exiwrlenced with go.d references; West End family preferred. Bo- mont CARPENTER Wants worn: new or repair: dav or contract. C. C.

4S11 Goethe, ifo CARPEN TER Sit. by nonunion; good woik- man: reasonable, noiiis. i.inoen m. CARi'ENTER With tools. wants repair work; very reasonable wages.

Box Y-11H, Post-I iistiatch Sit. by young marrm.1 man; tlrst-class, allround mechanic; steady employment in factory. Box Y-'i. i7l CARPENTER Jobbing or new oii; screens made to order; work reasonable. Phone Tvler 1121.

CARPENTER Wants, to figure on your alteration and new work; reliable. Box Y- Q4. Post-Disp itch. CARPENTER gxjl at cottage work. or repair real estate man: good, sober and Industrious: state your price.

Box Y- I il. post-Dispatch CHAUFFEUR German, sober and all right in every respect, wants position; or on gentleman's place, to care for horses, person Is not afraid to work. 1325 Pine. G. Roe "i CHOCOLATE AND BONBON DIPPER Wants job of any kind in a randy sure, rtris cass.

CLERK Sit. by young married man; 7 years' fire insurance experience; good at figures neat penman: will censider anything, as 1 need a position. Box Y-gt. Post-Pis. () DRIVER Young man would like position; age 21 Box i-ni.

rnm-onimirn. DRIVER 3 years' exierience for city delivery. 8336 S. Broadway. Call or write.

DRIVER Sit. married man. drning man, driving wagon or helping carpenter. B. Swetnam.

PP N. 1.1th st. i7i DRUGGIST tit- ov competent; thorough perscrlption man; experienced counter salesman, at present employed; city experience and references. Box 1 45, Post -Pis, ENGINEER licensed: for plant h'dsting engine, rsox i-o. ENGINEER Sit.

bv understands practical electric and refrigeration work; running economically. Address Engineer, 72 Minnesota av Bell South ill l.Mntir.n r-1 1 i. finisher; mahogany or oak: first-class ref- V(i frmt I li ta V. nir n.i.. if.

ii ni- plneer; understands straight, down draft si kers. Address si. Louis av. GLOCERY CLERK Sit. by young man, 27; 2 years' experience; no objections to dell veiftig orders: good, steady worker; work reasonable wages to start.

Mr. Leo. 232s rr n. to) I IfAlAN Sit. bv rulaloe.

st-aiv. inld- dle-sred nan as house and yard man. In private family: city retertucea. Box L. 1 Mt.

lol jaNITuH Sit. by bite; best references. Lsnr-ler. Shaw av.i7i VA( HINisr Kit. bv first lathe and bench hand; net leas than 37 'jc per hour.

1M1 P. MAN Sit. by voung. to lear-i the baker trad. Y-S3.

Post Dispatch. 1 6) MAN Young, narrled. would to have "rlvfr Pis. MAN Sit. by seized, cure lor apurtuienn r.r lani'or.

I elt-ar JIB4sX. MN Young married, wants work of any kind: not afiaid of work. Box L-71. Post- Plspatch. (.) MAN' Yourg.

wants ponltion city or rul salesman; can furnish best references. Box T-t. rost-oispatcn MAN Young, wants position with some firm where thete's a chance of advancement. KM 111. It .,1 MAN Position on farm by young, of good standing.

Call Bomont R. Peaveis. srt.lt 1'lne st. MAN --Executive ability. wnts local agency; reliable live wire.

Box pot 1 Isoatch. 7 MAX Sit. mm outside man lor real estate company; good references. Bo y.vi. Post I ost-s tcli.

i MAN Sit. in shipping teom: 3 yer' ex perlence; saury resonio ran nark, pa. or do anything Box Y-34. P.et-THs i5i MAN ait. by colored, from Indianspolta.

with references; good cook and housoman tend furnace go or aiay ulgbts. CaU Robert. BowoBt aii- tor you and charge it to youx HELP WANTEDJV1M.E CARPENTERS And car repairers. Apply 2S00 De Kalb st. 1 t5 CARRIAGE BODY MAKERS 2 PI N.

lull. CARRIAGE PAINTER Who can also jlain frlmmln: teadr man; work do rea" Aind; city of ox -D COACHMAN To make himself generally useful; sober and Industrious; references Apply 3s Kirigsmiry m. COT MAKERS Fine, and helpers, on tine ianiiK A- Hremsen. COAT Maxkik nn cus tom coats. Call 4i 1 -Uriel.

Bldg. 7 COOK Colored, male, in orHate lamlly. SPul es.minster pi. 1 ir.it one that runs iooinr tenotvr and can lay out own work. Ore.

n-wood Planing Mill Slaplewood. tjreen-w ood opposite Sutton station, on Mis- 1 tracks. CUTTER A shirt waist factory has an owning for a first-class cutter that can dra.t any set of waist patterns; a man preferred that could take charge of a small factory; one who has had experience in this line: a party that can fill the above requirements can get a position with a fair salary to start with and good prospects for advancement; answers receive attention must give full particulars as to experience, age. married or single and state where formc-rly employed. Box foEt-Dlspatch.

DISH WAS a r. Ex (wnen ce.l. pelmar. DISHWASHER Good nuist U- handy in kit. hen.

Albany II. DISHWASHER Experienced; 7 per room and board; Gernmn preferred. Week. Appiy IC I 1 ate tvurg-as. aiott s.

av. DRIVERS -Ten. Cote Rid Ilia DRIVER For plining mill. Apply Ing mill. Broadway and Monroe.

at plan- fcl DRIVER Must be sober; small wages, board and lodging. Apply Friday or Saturday, 3 to 5. S. treet. ERRAND OFFICE Kuno X.

Hroadwav. -St. Louis Sciew FIREMAN One who understands filing dow n-draft boiler. Call 1 l-ii 'live. i Fi REMAN At once: one who understands the Lyons boiler.

Ernest Furn Mfg. 0th and Palm. fc ciAP.DENEK Experienced; In a private family at Webster Groves; to attend Kanlen, horses and milk cows: call at my offlc 21' Chestnut, Friday aftei noon or Saturday morning between Id and 12. ci morniim oeiwyeri t'r Mini i. HALL BOY itn city reteiences.

Weft-niorel and I lotel. Ta vlor an 1 Maryland. HAMMER MEN AND BUCK- ERS For steel car work; steady einploymeiit. Apply STEEL PLANT, Wharf and St. George st.

(cS) HEATER BOYS Must be over 16 years old and have age certificate; wages per day; 5teadv work. Apply STEEL PLANT, Wharf and St. George St. (c8) houseman And ai.i Cahanne. liberal wages.

Call INVALID CHAIR Wld. To bu second- hand. Call or write. 4 Ruby Pi- JANITOR Run eleator; apply Saturday, ft a m. SIS N.

sl i Jolt l'RESS FEEDER 11 '2 lien nth and pine. (c KITCHEN Pine st. -No Sunday Applv (ci LABORERS APPLY A. M. AND p.

BARTON AND DE KAMI SIS, (ct'd iiAiioK-iiS -nth and lvstalozzi sts. (Iran-r Mahonev Constructirn 'o. li- LABORERS For lumber yard. Apply 2800 De Kalb St. (eS LABORERS AND HANDY MEN Steady work.

Apply STEEL PLANT, Wharf and St. George St. (c8) LABORERS To lenrn molding trade; 1.75 nay wrk to start with; can later make 2.5i to per day piece work: also want laborers for machine shop and sliippina room. Si. I-oula Malleable Casting 70t N.

Broalwav. LABORERS Ani men for seuii-sWilled woik; no trouble, steady employment, good treatment and opportunities for advancement: reply In person. 7 a. in. and 7 p.

ni. Com-monwealth Steel Granite City. 111. IcM LABORERS For lumber yard. Apply CAIi WORKS, Madison, 111.

(c7) LABORERS Rammers and ehippers; good wages; steady A ER I A STEEL FOUNDRIES, Granite Citv, HI. (eli) LINEMEN Fit sl-class. on new electric light work in St. Charles. Address Manager American I.lcht and Power St.

Charles. Mv c7j LINOTYPE OPERATOR And band compositor; experienced; open shop; references re- ouir. d. Call 2127 Frunklln. o-Ui MACHINIST Also tool and dve makers.

Metal Trades Association, 4i2t Oddfellow MACHINE HANDS AND LABORERS Wtd. For planing mill; day and night gangs. Applv 2800 DeKalb St. (cG) AS-lirivp co.U -i24'. MAN To work in paint factor) must hae experience.

Gravma 5 MN To le. ture on Illustrated pictures, ('all 4TtitA Ea'on av. MAN Moving van work; give weight, aire, references. Ttor lrl MAN Young, for stenographic and work. Box Y-Ml.

offbe MAN' Young, for dellvroing groceriee. I Bros 22 Goo. If. 1 ic 1 MNYoiing. white, as hir In ftrsi class cafe; must arve lunch; answer, giv- ln- references, I 1 oispatci i .4 to ten.

I yard and furnace- good home; small wages. 3K57 st r. MAN Bright, g.wds store. ket. vounc Martin in men's furnishing Hollan.

17 Mar- viaN Who can make finest line of Ire creams and pastrv; must up-to-date and show results, must state experience, also re fre nces. Box T-121. Mspatch. (7i jXx 1. to work on can Iv and cream, for fine retail store: state salary and exierietice; good position for a live wire.

Box F'oet-Dispatch. i7i TTs AND WIFE Man to do apartment work and repairing, and woman to do general housework: no children; German pte- ferred. I 1i Handv with bb.w lor. h. to demonstrate our wonderful aluminum mending composition: big monev.

At. ply K. B. Aluin- 1 1. on.

a Young to run di-iiartment for manufacturing concern, a fair knowledge of composition, locking up and operating press neressarv: state ng-. experience and salary expected In oi handwriting. ox E145. l'ost1 1 1 patch. A boil 30 yen I'm old; handy with tools.

Apply Second Flour SCMAPKIl Bit Mil and Wasli-inirtotv ME VTCCTTKR- Frank Lin and Lucas. EN 2. and team 1 ye and 1-I ji nk Young to make and sure-- instruments. Box -1'. Post-Dls.

id SJEN-For ndlk bottling plant; eiala age. exinetice and wages expected. Box O-ln. 1 1 1- at Walnut ais emi line; money any time. eltz-r t'on- tractlng ci-v Young.

handy wltli ol tools io'it-ky 1st ad Grind I'! plainied w.t', city. io crabs, can ni.ke to a hv icoire for Williams. V.Q. t.ucas -dored. 7 Vhuik a tew orders f-r adveo -p.

dl ..1 St. I.on,. required. comni ission 41 references Lucas av. MEN FOB V.

S. AKiul AD.e-u...'.,el. ages of Is an 35; niarrlad men rltlzens of I'nltei States, or good chnrac-habits, who can uew. ter and temierat read and write the Krallsh language. Kor Information, apply ii and Olive s' Mo iJJ MEN Inexperienced men to learn Haverhill cutting.

INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO, Mississippi and Hickory. NIGHT DISHWA ER Experlcn I-i-H psv. Bs rimer vtnilT vTiT' A Pr.nced letter, cf referenes sn. 60 jreara oi MS. box O-li.

Foet-Dla. SALESMEN BAl.KH K.V7- all 2ie l.ariele PI lg M1.M.MK.V--Fltsl-Uasa: apply aiier in Athletic Tea 711 I.U'-a av. IU bALKSU fcN a.l lu. r-md is it ton offered to rnmpetent mn. Apply National Pl.uk Itiinely 1 n.in bALkMh.s iwo.

iikhi aiK.araiice. to sell Hogers Mm? 147 silverware ay Pavnient plan; big money to lha r.gbt parties. r. A da n. lu- icq bALKSMAN Young man.

for gents' furnishings department, with experience. "ddy Lamb Dry Gooda Hth and OA l.f.sMK.S-With ac.uaintai.ee. in i liberal commission until mu learn the Mislness. then ge backing of l( and lndeiendent ousine-s; erv profitable and get out of the tjit class lim oil WIJ SALFHM KN At ome. in-u ofabiiu Investlgat our proposition 10 traveling sale-men; ara a imjuion to offer enceptlotial opportunities.

i0 Y-110, 1 1 eAI.e.f.MAN We want a man if slrong personality and convincing ability, to preen! uur plan of child activity" to par. ems. Names furnished. fpiendld opportunity for right man. 1', (imlth.

4' Dolph Bldg SAI.KSM KN Five aggressive, energetic men. between tti ages of and -45 vears. sell the new eleenth edition Kncyrlopaedia I rltannha: salsrr and commission; only men of goo. appearance, with actusl selling ex- i wi'iii). in-iie I'i'ig i' trawling, i.y b.iee Dusinesa cover pracilcally all rn 1 ur 1 1 11 1 1 t'nlted Mates: must hiv g.x.d record and iriri.tiir.

bihi hind poniiion pays suno vear 7 21 miivq room 111? nd expenses. mi rnr. ,3, riANO SALF.SMAN" 1 horouK'Lly exricnccd floor man; one of excejifionnl ability; Mate age, exerienre and alarr Iegiroi; confidential. Address Hox E-123, rost-Ihspatch. (cSU) db 4t.

li. A ts ri LAND AGENTS AND SALESMEN Mr. r. N. Mayer of Chicago, representing on of the largeat and most reiM.niM lni L-ompaniea in ine 1 nneq Mates.

Will be lit St. Louis on Wednesday. Thursday and Fri day, March 2ii. 27 and 2s. at the Hotel, for the purpose of Interviewing and appointing lore! and outside agents for the saie or ine company's ramous 1 FFF.lt 1 NINSILA OF MICHIGAN' l-nda now re.

ognlzed by th most noted soli experts as the richest agricultural lauds la the L'nltcJ States. The COMPANY OWNS ABOFT 1 mgt.non ACRES, consisting of rich muck an I dav lands, yielding phenomenal crops of hay (i lov. r. timothy, also the well know rich, native grasses), wheat, oats, bsrlev. flag.

well as ad the ordinary root rros. such aa Potatoes, sugar beets ete etr We ara now selling these land at f2 per acre on small Initial psviii-nts nna TWENTY FA KH' TIME FOB BALANCF-. To outside or country agents, who ara nn- able to meet Mr. Maver while here, he would urge that they at once write to the Chicago office. 219 K.

Dearborn at for luil Information end terms of commission 10 agents: no particular experience Is reijulr! to sell our lands, If you have good horse sense, you can earn Mg money in representing ua In your locality. Wa have a special Inducement to effer our St. Louis representative Don't fall to see ma at Planters Hotel. March 2n. 27 and 21.

MAIL ORDERS OMAHA tornado: Ave best photo views 2ic. stamp or coin. Hejn. lCth and Howard, om a a ALTFKATION II tMlH-Skirts. dressed stradv position; good wages.

Paris Cloak Co. 1721 Franklin An elrlence. and lellable l.nl f.r a rtrat-class cfnitiiercal hot-i if 'j: tfMims; Rood saiarv and board only; refer ences end twind required Box P2. II AM llr.llM A ID Neat outlg colored gill Applv GarrjcK Hotel nth and CHAM I1EKM AID 102 St. Clan.

1-niilg. II1 Bast HI I HA.MBKMA1D- err. room ar.d Ixiard. Il 44'' Washington I. white, sil lei Heliuitsiri (rial 1 I'll A AI -loioied unlet h.lte en erieiice.

New Llndell Hotel. iih and l.u ras av. Col For eiM.klng Longfellow bl and hoiisewoik C00K Who will assist with Uownstabs wo k. Apply tl ttMK tl 11, am cook; small fainlv; no laundry. Kotanlcnl.

CiaK Woman to do ibn rooking, go to. nights East Grand av. G.d. while; Washington. Cook white Phone Forest thi III (imll- ri fei nice 51 Vt Wot mlns i.l.

l'( a iK as; siiiu.I taridi. Kei a gs. 12 P-everlv pi l-orest ntil ClHiK Kx pelienced. Apply s.up-lnlendenta Ofllce. SI'HAl'F It BIB'S.

th we.r) WlKhltlclon I'nl'l 1ST- -1 ii i. iei r4iiilth Premier oh tors; psrinsio 111 salary. 4o l. sille .11 I i A 1 1 1 It c.man. tl 1 2 DJil Ell While woman.

II tel. MHI Pine St 1 1 FoBKItlY For tapping depa: tmetit. mail-order house; light wnk: enceiin.l ss'ary ie. Y-C. GlitUI Lxperiem-ed cap inaaeis.

tunning Mfg Co 2 "'1 Los i coi Glitl To learn photography. Camel a King St udlo. (1th st. GIH1- To lav out oi-lr-ia. Apply Aoi N.

third fbor Jlltl. For general hoimewoia, Kins 1 1 fan, I ils Ann Glltlr 1 w.onati. to Woik at night In rs-aiirajnrrc labeling bottles; exiwrW n. d. Call ft si N.

i.i 111111, Sros'l. f.r of fit "ik, must 1h Krleht and enl'k. 4 1 ie MS it i t-otl io assist with Inf.mt ati-t hooeewoj iw-e Mrs Wslhrldse Clara. GIRLK-For feoory wotk. apply at 212 7th.

i III. To help In sniall lunchroom, must go ilmiinil rmlun til BL t.lored. 11. light woik In Slot. 44 Olive St.

Cl HI' fnis.l. to sew on tuttons. wees -J -V-U4J SNJ I5: 'S 1 1 OTH1. With some experience, to work In bs kery. an7 mstc us.

I j. mo.rien.ed. lu glua wnrg and t(nT- ery work. Advance Paper Boa 1 10 Plna 7i GIKI Wlille. io nurse 2 rr-H lby.

Tielmar 2d fbtor. ca'l fr Mrs. er. Bappahsnn.wK Apaeimen'a Ijllll. For housework, lio wiaehlng or Apply in dry good store, fitsst o.ttt.

e.l, to sew- tents ga- gtsel pav: apply Iusberty Te'it and wnlti ill Ms'n o. til Kl.f Fxperlen -ed. In glue work r. bin ery woik. Adanr Paper Bog IK rine.

c7j tilKI. To do errands and to delter ack-ages In the citv. I I Vi tier week. Ilu. k.ev r'hlrt Co SH Jff" itn.

I i I Tt 7- I -e ie oed hile; conk and sil with h.tueewolk. faoillv of two; rferen-es Phone or t-all tolsy. abany p.4. 3ni Mink r.l 21 flotr -ji G1HL -i'f 14 to 4H. are not asked.

t.iin. pailv to amuse a couple fine novs. n-i'her of whom IS yt 4 weea and pleasjnt roooi I log J.i'L'J.,!L, lilLl Gl Ki Ei.l'er'.erit I. fr mailing det.arto eiu folding ietters. assembling mail.

ku. stamps g'd hand rn lig a eaelty, rnost 1 with parents, steady ampluymeot. c.ii: Frsnkl ln it I J4 Experlon. In putting up tr--s, fa.w pow iera. rreams.

rfnmn and toilet preparations. rapping and tlrli sns ribbon li; refersn.ea require 1. Call frrlln. iils Young. oar 1 yeara of ag4.

tieslr Ing to learn siirt msking. a tra.l. wil will alwas r-va them ateady work and g.1 mi, and thus rut 'hern In a ae.f opr.r' rer.dlti'n 'r lifetime. Wa are 11 st shirt rranufscturers In this rlty and ha' a in our enip.uv many m-nii'ii who war taug'it by us and have mad.i alr living wih ua. set some of them aa Iowa aa 21 ara In a stretch.

Wa bava together with Ihe parents and thua brought succeaa to their "'thk pat Trnt.rr innT ro. 4414 page corner Naw stead 0n blnrti faae Tsvloe and tVeiuton emu trl G1HLS OYER 16. PASTE SAMPLES Ug't and rlsn work; rn at onre liKRM AN Sit HW A HIT. u. Comer 14 and Pine, at.lraiew 24 on I4'h (-li II A I KM! ls Illl.Si F.D HAIK pillilR AND IMt'l ItlrtT: PIT FIPTT.At MRi APPI.T.

A P- It TT HON pl.l.M A P-w IP rViTcl. light buMWork. Bi itat aaau 1M Kid. SMTUATIONS WANTED MALE MAN Sit. as night or day watchman; can furnish bond and references.

Box L-7S. Post-Dispatch. IS) MAN Sit. In Ice cream maker's or bottler's supply house; 4 years' experience; can do anything Hnj Y-33. Post -Di spat eh.

toi MAN Sit. In grocery or meat, moderate salary to start: speaks Lnalish, German. Bohemian. Croatian. F.

bkerka. 226 Win- stanley. East St. Ix)u1s. MAN AND WIFE EXPERIENCED AND PRACTICAL, DESIRE TO MANAGK REST A A NT BUSINESS: CAN GIVE NO.

1 CREDENTIALS: ALSO CAPABLE OF MANAGING APARTMENT BOUSE. BOX POST-DISPATCH. (i MECHANIC li years' experience la automobiles, stationary and manna gasoline engines, hoisting machinery and electricity; shop work, operating and demon-tratlng: those who need a steady, sober, reliable man. write me at Campbell. Mo.

Pruett. (fl MEN Colored; wants position to do house cleaning, hardwood floors, shades, windows: real estate agents' work; references. 4rt2U pelmar; rear. Kennedy A Gray. (Mil PAINTER Want work; reasonable; satisfactory; have tools.

Hooper. 737 Lucky. Linden PA 1 N'l ER. Single man. good painter, handy with tools, wants work by the month.

Wm. Meyers. 27C.7 Park av. (Jj PAPER HANGER 811. by first-clasa; can do the best work; reasonable.

402s Shenandoah. (.7) PAPER HANGER painter and cleaner; good workman, with tools. Delmar 21 7" J. (5 PLUMBER Sit. by licensed and first-class; must have work.

Bo Y-172. Post-Pis '7i PORTER or bellboy; references. Phone Bomont 2PI1 Itwton. aughner. ifci SANDER Machine hand.

Vants work. Q-11, Post-Dispatch. STENOGRAPHER Sit. by voung man: pre-fer railroad work. Box T-H3.

Post-Dls. STENCH RA IT I ER und office assistant; by young man: experienced; good rec-omrnendation. Hoi Y'-l4. Post-Disuatch. STENOGRAPHER And assistant bookkeep-er.

wants sitG high-school education; have had some experience. Box L-lll. (o Yol'NG MAN Wants work In factory, caring for lights and motors: steady and re-llalile. Hoi Y-1W0. Post-Dispatch.

SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE BOOKKEEPER Sit. bv experienced: genetwl office work, with small firm; not afraid of work. L. 3U1H podier. (7l L'oMl'A Nil iN secretary governess; by cheerful, refined young ladv teacher: aft.r June 15; parties leaving city for suni-nur; iiomI erate s.ilary.

Y-1Q7. P. -P. COOK good; can give references; state iculara. Box U-12, Post-Dls.

li partlc Cot Sit. by first-class; city or suburbs; r'-f rences. Bomont 345. (7 Sit. go out bv the day; ain sewing and fitting Forest 513R.

(Utii GIRL lst-clasa; colored; houso-work or maid. Elnore Drane. 115 S. Kwlng. GIRL first-class, colored; small famllv; without washing.

Llndell GIRL Sit. by colored room girl or chambermaid. Bomont 1741. Minnie Car- michuel Hi il SLGlRL Sit. by colored jrirl to assist general housework; no laundry.

Webb. 1514. IPiUSEGlRL S.U. by neat, colored: general housework or days out. Call t21 N.

High. i7t Hol'SKdlKL Sit. by neat; can assist In cooking; no ironing or washing. 5502 Vermont. HOl'SEKr EPER-Ceritral lMi.5B.

-fill. 1014 N. Compton. (fil HOUSEKEEPER for widower; with children bv widow with a child. Mrs.

Cusmar, Easton; home after 6 in evening. Hul SEMAID Sit. by neat colored girl as housemaid, laundress or plain cook. Phone Pell Triclty 4oS. P.

Madison, 111.. Box 154 A. A. 01 HoUSEWOMAN housework, by the dav. Write 1537 Paoin.

Mrs. Kahili. i7' LAUNDRESS colored; wants 2 or 3 citv reterences. Bo'nont LAUNDRESS Sit. by Yirst-class.

colored, or cleaning Saturday. Bomont T'2 LAUNDRESS Sit. by last worker. Monday and Tuesday. Call Nora Haves.

Bomont 1 5L-2 LAUNDRESS careful, take work home, finish quickly. Lindell Central U757L. I2HI Nl'RsK SH by middle-aged woman as nurse, confinement cases: doctor's references. Mrs. B.

Kelly. 2H40 Clark. Phone Central STENOGRAPHER Sir. bv young lady, office assistant; tl months' experience; Js. Cab-anf 42o7L TENOtJH A I'll ER Young lady wishes portion: short hours; salary ft.

Box Y-10. P. STENOGRAPHER Sit. just out of school; rapid, begin for small salarv. Box young ladv, accurate: will T-4.

ill ENcMiRAI'HER Sit. by capable young ladv who Is both rardd and accurate; A iars' exneHence: Y-H2. i5l WA1TRESS-call 24 2i. -Sit. by Silena a experienced girl; WAITRESS Sit.

call nt a. in 111. lo4 Locust. ladv. to 11 room 1 good at any work; a.

in. or 3 to p. WOMAN Experienced colored: cook, mall or dishwasher fur night work; references. Bomont 125C elp Wanted i if Solid agate. 10c line, except aganta, salesmen, canvassers, solicitors: mall orders Inn: minimum, i lines.

MALE AUTOMOBILE STRIPERS First-class, at 1. me. .1. lAiuii u.uiii'iuiid i-aic, and Pine. BAKER Third.

1352 Hn.liamont. ici BARBER Saturday evening; steady; o'clock. Bailey. BARBER Good, for Saturday; guarati- MarKet. BA RiiEH for Saturdas; bring en-es.

25(h State East St. Louis. III. BARBER For Saturday; J4 guaranteed. 121 FrankTn.

BARBER lug; ft. -For Saturday afternoon and evened 11 Pnffe, LA BE For Saturday; call today. 732 S. Broadway. BENCH MOLDEBS ST.

LOLTS MALLEABLE CASTING 7U0 N. BROADWAY. IcSI 4 iy BOOKKEEPER And 8teng ranher; thoroughly experi enced; state flge, experience and palarv desired; confidentiaL Ad- dress'Box E-126, Post-Dis. (c89) (feii BOY 119 locust. k5 H(i' At once.

Meyer 8 I'lne st. liln it; to I Mea' Stove years ot age. Apply (Junk L'ooi s. King nignway.ic .) BOY To nm errands. Roberta Helneman.

ijiv ssh in gtn a I opr. ici BoY Errands, neatly dressed; references reiui red $5. 415 Lucas. (-7) BoY To work in bakery. Apply Walton and Page.

(ci BOY Apply ll N. Jlth room only hustler wanted. BoY To work In drug store; age 19. Lemp Avenue Pharmacy. Lemp and Pestalo'rl.

BoY 17 years old; to work in stock room. 5Q1 N. 1st street. ici BOY Strong, to learn tire repairing; call at once. Olive St.

BoY- 14 to to work o-2'V Post-Dispatch. in grocery. Box BOY About 11. to work In drug store; must have best references, tiliirl i7 BOY To work in drug store; must Uv in neighborhood. 752H Michigan.

IkiY- Neat, for errands and other work. Ad dress, graph Fullert.m Hidg (c BOY 1M or lft; drug store; references. 542 FTnklln av BOY 15 yean old. Paris Cloak 172i Frarklin av. ItOYS Must be 11 Tears or over.

Columbia B.x Co. Nort! Market IrSi BOY Must be Id vears of age and bring Apply Missouri Belting Grand and L.i Salitv fi ii' ir young nian. one smalts tier-man KtiJ has bad some experience preferred: work In drug store. IsiKi s. Broad wa v.

POVS 10 high 17 to 21. to work Saturdav; call 8 tn. Mr. Scott. 222 Odd FV1 lows Bldg.

POY to lelp fresco Painter: experienced. New Grand 1 beater. Grand and 'CI BOY For errands, la printing office; reliable, strong boy only wanted. C. y-ahee.

522 N. 31. Steadv. Flori ic 1 BUTLER -A a. do outside work; good ir.s.

Lie le'l CAR CARPENTERS Steady work: full time; abundance 2'k hour and bonus. Ccr Work" Kan tcwi CAR CARPENTERS AND LABORERS Wtd. Apply foot ot Utah SV (c6) i i i -ii i .4 i II (U A oi AIM I 1 1 i i salary. per day. I'hona Bell Kl'k wood, elllltr MAKKK.H.

Wanted r.xperir-nce.1 opelators for putting en natklanda and making coiiara. Th first-class operators we give steady work end especial. tiixli pay THK BAIT. WOLFF FMIRT ro. 4114 I'll' r.trner one biota from Pare Tavlor and V.

el alon rars Hi 1 1 MAKF.RH Wsnled. eii rience.l npeiatora. Four to put on lick bands. To to put on cufis. Two for buttonhole machtpeg.

Hleadv work; good pav; tina aureniindmgs. The Paul Wolff Hblrt 4414 Page 1.1 one block from page. Taylor and Wn'st -it car Lira. a. I II Lp i ifi etl.

wttd stipiv42i' 1 i hKIKI' F.KI Must ba 4irienr4, rat prices paid In Illy. llllablitU t-k'rl To '05 Was' tnrion I r.M ttJK A I II I- 11 Young lady lo do ateao. graphl' and w.nk In ah" fa. tttry of Ihe; intist eirrien. sta'a aalary teti.d pox otts sistt.

r.7"i. NiIgU Al II permaneiit p.lt..n; omtif lalv; loanurat I ut ing tttntrn; 'isle kge. i ti'ili ni si.il salary, lloa r. Pol I ilM'Bt. rVii( ll TTiik i Ir ui of town Ajnpii j'e'l i r.At II I I.

I gii. I'" or-t Dltt-at. THIMMKUS- on la.loa' hats. twrlctir m. lie.

anr gutid wagra paid. 4.13 Sirt. 4ti I pl.W III I KH i Ic For ad ire.aing in. elotea, peimansnt p'tsillon. 4't 1Q N.

if, A I I wjni -i 'ijy i I s.h I. li ed 'V Al 1 KXtel It 111 ed guis civ AIlM WAIIBL.f 1 prf leiii d. no huliday ihr Pt.aa Pine al i A I I I I I nllt-l gill. Juilrr Cv A 1 I ldM- o.mg b.diea wlahii.g irni. lent petition as WSitteear App.y St rtti 2i" 'I'nrl', Ar-ll I.

IIW OM A lt.na:.i to taU Hint- lav noinlrg earl. M. TymlHtig, 4I4m 1 1 UiiMVN it oilria, -el. 5 i till Vi A 1 lie ilii'nUr and i mt rot. ni i 'react tit "-mi lriiat WoMAN While f.r to and titiii "th I.

fe iiUft MiMlilil 1 1 MVN Tt ttisi Pi ii'lfial li.ii.t-it i-rk call at mice. lotgrt.e. Iteltnar i'i t.M A at I m'rti "Taj I riite.al't, lot or weanlr.g, toioe p.J''t re'lf w-rfc lake Mark. "-i i.MAN iiaiga" t.f- fe e. 2 I.

unl'irrtla' so a i- g. a IO li 5m'iMI" ii "wit it (, an'l ri.uning In km en; call fi in. tool Vi7 l--ii''l r.sterlent ed. wl.oe. f.r gene wl houaeworg In small fand'v; rrt'tal Ih go.e rte.k nlerentea el i1 wagra a I 1 PsvrlV Pi Phote V'l Fnreat 'tl frT'VG I.

iVilTl'tl ladles' cts. I a. I. ti 4 4 41 4 4- a Wnntptl HiiinlrovN.Tfi urn. MniiiriiritN Ti stix.

ii rv r.n pill 11. rt-'ioirea ta of 1 rlrin etl 1 1 tl a and fc manliiirii't App'y Km merit Ofttce. set "ltd fl Irl If LAUNDRY HELP WANTED li.AT lltoNr.H Ftt-riented. snt abaks'S Al'lilv II -'oe I 1I1. Irt 4411 Fasten ay let iTjllVI.II Xlt I iati.

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WALKKU KII1KT FACTOUY, lCth nr.il Ixcust tth floor. Ill.li And vTaiu I or 'lit SALESLADIES WANTED rAl.l aa leal arty srl taH'er Mt -tropHlilan Cai.de Onn-I KA I r. -l-A 1 Cor hi. l.Mtrr are! ciarl tl- ptto t-nt one elper e-t In r-strts prefer d. at Knd Ul Ur, i ot.iti i.i el 4 lY- --1 l.e age lalf taf anj akimy.

prtaent our pan In parents k. lal rooethir to party Ainerbaa l'tj. catl.tnsl ti.3 I ust Bottni SHOEWOR KERS WANTEO oiiiir gitii. tclonial flat work. at I'U'lTIt abaters tp banders a4 1st-a glr Prrtwn kt.ow Co.

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