St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 15

raiDAT. FEBRUARY 20. 1010. TO FIND TENANTS FOR YOTJB HOUSES, ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH, ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUTOE.

MORE READERS THAN THERE ARE HOMES IN THE PIT? 15 HELP WANTED FEM ALE HELP WANTED MALE SALESMEN WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED MALE DEATHS. LOST AND FOUND DEATHS. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ADDlN'tt LVCIirNE rcr lc. uiLUtig nMti raj coil vri.i c. l-cirisicr a.lti lf t-ina tiif.erviin.-.

Jatftib; Pumtoktloa tociei. N. urit- i. 'I- nil Al.l.'Jii.VlM UiSh KMilUA tor Mile, xiv.u- inut suloe- new vetjf durable. AiL c.ss-l, 34m Grsud.

a lH-iOKCANaA or talt-. hi.i vi-m. iu iar cent orr. Keliuevy 8lity. -T2 N.

4'h sr. trui ASH KLGISTEIt Mie. a Nail nil ca.h -gUier. Inquire of L. Kotx-r.

Itiib aud MmgEii. C.ii litlilMLl; for le. -Satntiil cou reiiater; tutal clieup, iraving c.fy. 44 North CuAL Dt-Inred, all giaies. Ulive.

Liberty Ccai Delmir i COAL Delivered, hliiii grade; slanoard; Mount Olive. Johnson Coal Central "rf'12. Bomont lo.H.'.. tsct riEAlER uie. lde.il heater and loo- gallon bniler.

pracilcaiiy new. Whyte. B14o Locust st. NEW city map. Just out.

showing route of every car line: every street ind-xed and numbered; prepaid Foster' 41U Wasli-Ington. tscl OFFICE and stote fixtures oouitht and sold. Max Meriubaum. bOs-10 7th aL; Central 4.W.L. (8cl HOMJtiitAi'li Edison busluc-s photh'g f-complete.

Kennedy Stationery 211. 4ih st. (C77 PIANO CHECK. For sale, worth in net- cr.andiae at hmlth'a; Immense bar gate goxR-141. Poat-Dlsnatch.

(S SAFES For gale; overstocked with aeconft nana eares. all make, and all aizea: bar. gains. John Uaumaa Safe 413 Wash-Ington ar. (co) MISCELLANEOUS WANTS CLOTHING Highest price paid for rents' ciotning, snoea; postal or call at store.

Vatkeman. 2309 Market; Central B74L, Bomont 1910. (gci CLOTHING Wtd. Can use any amount rents clothing: pay aulta. overcoats, frcm, 110; Delmar 865.

Forest JJS3S. J. Qel-ber. 4426 Page; postal; will call at oooe. RAILROAD TICKET Wtd.

To Little Rtxk. or not springe; can use paaa. Central 8H76R. TANK Wtd. gallons, iid-hand water tank.

sc-ou orner. Arco av. E-T )Vtd. To buy tent, chsira. booth and iiianiune.

togetner or aeparate; must be chean. Box R-lnO. Post-Dlsoatch. CASH paid for diamonds, old gold, allver. H.

-mini, i nroaawav: Klnloith lMTOR iBcl rlUjttt.ffl prices paid for ladles' dresses and auns. airs. tJanks. 12 Biddie. OUva 821.

Cl HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE BEDROOM SETS. 13: 13: e-aa Cs ul oeaa, slo -a. 1722 8. 11th at. (60- CHIFFONIER For sale, chiffonier, dresaei i.T" purior aet, Al orris cnair, library table.

4316 Morgan. tfl) DEhEH 1-or aaie. oak dresaer. like new. tn: sort coal haaehurner.

td. Btffln Maplo. REDS Fgr fine lot oak oeas; casn or cretut. McClay, Franklin av. FURNITURE For aale.

dining-room Page bl. ture. bedroom, kitchen. FURNITURE For aale, contents of B-roora nat; eiegant tiinitin- set. 042 Ann.

FURNITURE, carpeta, atovea. range, lino leums; cash or credit. Rossen. 1023-25 S. Ri-oadway.

(cftl FURNITURE For sale: allahtlv used furni ture, carpeta ana atovea; lowest price. Mi. lis. 823 Franklin av. (-) 'URNTTURE For aaie, contents 4 rooms.

complete, nat; nearly new; bargain. 1442 N. Jefferson. FURNITURE For sale; furniture, carpeta and stoves; everything pertaining to the home; caeh or credit. McClay, 14M4 Franklin av.

Rc FURNITURE For aale, furniture and car pets ot private home; parties leaving city. Apply Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Cook a i Rk URNTTURE For aale. complete household furniture of 8 rooma; can be aeen at 2S24 S.

Jefferson, Sunday or any evening be- tween 7 and 9. Phone Victor B20L. URN1TURE polished and rennlshed at your home; save money by saving your furniture. Call Klnloch 3810L Delmar for price. 121 ItO-CART For sale, at a bargain, one wil low go-cart, one gas range, one china closet, one Iron bed.

one dreaser, two chiffoniers Call 3.1 1.1 Parle av. HEATKKS For sille. heatera, coot atovea, 3.r0; beds, dressers; low prices. Ericksnn. r-totrt Kaston hv.

ic) inge or Sunda- afternoon. 1912A Oregon. I PERROT Entered 'into rest on Thursday, Feb. 24, 1910, at p. after a lln-erinsr illness.

Louis beloved father-in-law of An nie V. and our grandratner and uncle, aged 76 years 1 month and 23 days. Funeral from family residence. Telegraph and Jeffercon Barracks on Saturday, Feb. 26.

at 2 p. to Mount Olive Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. SCHMIDT Entered Into rest on Thursday, Feb. 24, 1910.

at 2 a. Phillip J. Schmidt, beloved husband of Barbara Schmidt (nee Goth) and dear father cf George. William, Phillip W. and Cora Schmidt, Mrs.

Carrie Schaales, Mrs. Lizzie Braun, Mrs. Maude Goessling and our dear father-in-law and grandfather, after a brief illness at the age of 72 years and 3 months. The funeral will take place on Sunday, Feb. 27.

1910, at 2 p. from family residence 2735 Howard street to St. Peter's Cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited. (c7) SCHWEICKH.1RDT Entered Into lest on Thursday, Feb.

24, at 6:55 a. Alfred H. Schwelekhardt, beloved husband of Sarah Schwelekhardt (nee McCarthy) and dear father of Emma and Albert Trepp, beloved brother of Mrs. Tillie Peakes and Clara Schwelekhardt. after a lingering Illness at the age oi oi years.

Funeral will take place on Saturday, Feb. 26, at 2 p. m. from the lamily residence 4715 Newcomb place to the St. Peter's Cemetery.

Friends are respectfully invited. Deceased was a member of Eureka council No. 07, Royal League. (5c) sr.v iv l.i'. it tjnterea into rest on Thursday.

Feb. 24, 1910, at 8 p. m. Magdalena Seckler (nee Giesen-dorfer), our beloved mother, errand- mother and great-grandmother, at tne age or 8 years and 4 months. Funeral rrom residence of her daughter, Malvina Strathmann, 2727 Osage street, on Saturday, Feb.

26. at 9 a. m. (C) STANTOX On Thursdav. Feb.

24 1910. at 4 o'clock a Marv A. Stanton tnee beloved wife of junn j. stauiuii, aeeu zk vears I months and 13 davs, The funeral will talro nls. dav Feb.

26. 1910. at 8:30 a. from icsiuciiue oi ner motner-in-iaw. Catherine Stanton.

2801 University street. tn T.eO Clhllrcri hfitifa I'qI. varv Cemetery, to attend. HC ends are invited c5) SVMOSDS Entered Into rest at her residence, 1802 Kennett place, on Thursday, Feb. 24.

1910. at 6:40 d. after a lingering illness, Frances Symonds, beloved mother of Fannie A. symonds, aged 59 years. Remains will leave Saturdav even lng for London, Ontario, Canada, for iniermtni.

(c) IXEYARD Entered into rest on Friday, Feb. 25, 1910. Mrs. Clara Vineyard (nee Watkins). beloved wife of John F.

Vineyard, sister of iumma. lien, Roland and Et ta Watkins and Mrs. Zadle Holl- man, Mrs. Kate Atchley and Mrs, Pearl Allen. Funeral will take place from residence, 1609 Hickory street, on Saturday, Feb.

26, at 2 p. m. Interment at bt. rauis Cemetery. (c) into rest on Thursday, Feb.

24, 1910, at 5 a. after a lingering illness, Johanna Vollmer (nee Klemme), beloved wife of Aug. Vollmer and dear mother of Aug. Vollmer aged 63 years 9 months and 21 days. The funeral will take Dlace from the family residence, 5250 Northrup avenue, on Saturday, Feb.

26, at 1 p. to Bethlehem Church, thence to ficker niLLi.in!i ejnierea into rest on Thursday, Feb. 24, at a. Har riett Williams, beloved wife of John Williams, ana dear motner of Harriett, James, Bessie and Dollie Russell, and grandmother of James McGee. Funeral from residence, 1525 North spring avenue, on Saturday, Feb.

26 at i p. to bt. Teresa Church thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends Invited to attend. (C5) ZWICK Entered Into rest on Thurs day.

Feb. 24. 1910. at 9:15 a. Iouise Johanna Zwick (nee Ott), be- lovea wite or ioui9 ziwick and our dear sister and sister-in-law, nfter a short illness, in her 45th vear.

Funeral from residence 2R00 Rt Douis avenue. Sunday. Feb. 27. 1:30 p.

m. lteiauves and friends in vited. (c6) Tn IHrmorinm. In memory of my daughter and our sister, Emily Broeggelmeyer. who de- Darted tnls life Feb.

25. 1908. at the age oi za years. There are thoughts that never perish Bright, unfading through long years, So thy memory we cherish. Shrined in hope, embalmed In tears, THE FAMILY.

GERAGHTY, Undertaker, nNTn Forest -5R1. 4R21 EASTOK. Coming Events SQCIAL CALENDAR. Announce your ball, party or entertainment tbrougb this column. All St.

l-ouls rearin it. TWO LINES ONH TIME TWO P1ME3 TOUR DRUGGIST OCR AGENT. POUND party. Newsum's Hall. 1410 Qrand.

Saturday evening, JeD. zo; poun a-oodles to every one. (6) DIRECTORS' MEETING BT. LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN SOUTH EKN KAIL.WA1 U.

Notlc is hereby Blven that the annual meeting cf the Board of Directors of Bt. Louis. Iron Mountain Southern Railway fn will ba held Immediately rollowlnr th regular annual meeting oi me BiucKiioiaeri of the company, at 12 o'clock noon, on Tuet-dav. March 8. 1910.

at the office of the company, tne Miaaouri t-acmc uunaini, 70S Market in tne iiy oi oi. i.oum. mo. A H. CA1.EF.

Secretary. Dated at New Tork. Feb. 6. 1910.

STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Office of Simplex Self-Holding Carton Co. Mirrh 12. 1910. Annual meeting of th atockholdera of thi comoany will held on the above date at 1:30 for the transac tion of auch huslneka as may properly come hefora th.

meeting. .1 i vx jrrcs. RALPH HIRSCH. Seo y. Lost and Found LOST CAT Lost, yellow cat.

answer by the name of Ling. 2H2H Ijwton: reward. IKX1 l.ost. Scotch collie, trass tag on coi- lar marseq n. nay.

rtecK av. DOG Loit, dog, rat terrier, black and tan; brass collar on and license, long tall and ears; weighs abcut 13 lbs. Liberal reward. Ketnrn to 2214 Olive. J.

A. Plxon. FOB Lost. Slgnla Alpha Epsilon gold watch fob. bsiween Hamilton and Catea ava.

and Female Hospital; reward. Box B-121, poat- 1 natinn-o (j GLAStjESJ loet. pair or nose glasses in case, between Page and Suburban tracks on Union. Reward If returned to Carl roll. 4H2W F.ast.m.

tar Hk'KEi" Lost, locket, with inlltma In mon-ogi'ttm. V. M. reward If returned tn Cierl! nf New Harnum SSI LOCKET Lout, ova I -an aped black enameled piMu luiiiBimitii imu ciuiaren a pictures; lost in neighborhood of or at th. -i" mm v.omp- rtm.

imi-r n-tutn 11 or write to 2MsA Tboms and receive reward. MUFF Lost, fur muff. dJwntown. Return" C. K.

Gram mer, Woner Order HOUSEGIRL Wtd Toung girl to an1, In housework in smal! flat; must go home nignts. i53 Catalpa. Wtd. U.rl for general house work; email family: good co.ne immediately. 50U1 FaJrmount.

HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general housework; no washing; small tamny. 4.40 Buie Maplevood. t7l liol'HEKEEPER Wtd. To take charge of flat for ainall fimlly; answer, giving reierencea-.

Box B-7H. Po-t-i liui elci.li ki. vv'id. German girl lor general housework; small lamuy; good pay. otiii Blftine nv.

7i Hui'sfcGlRL Wtd. Good girl lor general housework; aman lamuy; nice homo, in-oi'it-e sa-ii st. Wtd. Elderly lady as housekeeper. jau aunaay alter li.

Oioutea i av. iW'l HoL'SEGlRL Wtu. White gili for general housework: must ce good cook; good wagea. 5419 Maple. Fcrest S356.

wia. ror general nousework; family or tnrce; gojd wages; referencea. 4319 Llndell bl. Hoi stGlllL Wlii. White, wno can cook; must be clean ana go home at night; family of two tcur rooms references required.

Apply 2-i Ihurman 'Jd tlst south, tel tiOCSEWOMAX Wtd. At once, strong, cap able woman ior neneral housework; must be good cook. SJ12 Whlttier Hodiamont car. (c) LADV Wtd. To clean office.

Dr. J. A. Wavrine, KMT Marion st. LADY Wid.

Of good appearance and able to sing, to work with good comedian in vaudeville sketch. Thos. Kelly. ir05 Market. (71 LL'NCH GIRLS Wtd.

Exi-erlenced; for Okla- nonta uiiu aiwiuu; tree transportation. Room Bui Union station. (l MILLINER. Wtd. Flrst-ciass trimmer, with citv experience; x-d per week.

E. Martin, 4444 Olive. (C) Ni KrfE Wtd. Experienced, at the St. Loula Children Hospital.

(c) NURSE Wtd. Reliable nurse for Infant and older cniio; references required. Apply 1722 Simpson pi. c5l Nt'KSE Wtd. An experienced nurse, with refs.

can Saturday morning, 83 Westmoreland rd- OfriCE GIRL Wtd. To take charge of pressing ciuo onice. Aaaresa application to South Side Pressing Club, 2241 S. Grand av. (c) Vvtd.

Experienced operatora on power maenmea; good salary. Syl-vester C. Judge hat factory. 1K19 Pine. ut't KAlOKS Wtd.

Experienced power ma- cnine opersicrs; ateaoy worK guaranteed; good psy. 618 N. 8d St. OPERATORS Wtd. Experienced on silk and satin petticoats; Union Special operatora and girls to learn.

Ferguson-Mc Kinney Petticoat factory. 1301 Lucas av. (cT; OPERATORS WTD. EXPERIENCED OP- KKATUnn O.I PANTS AND OVERALLS, ALSO GIRLS TO LEARN. 7TH FLOOR.

181 AND LOCUST E. i W. OVERALL FACTORT. tc8) uv MAKERi Wtd. We want over all ana coat makers at our new factory.

18th and Pine ata. Red Diamond Clothing Co. (cd PRESSER WANTED. On light work. E.

or F. MFG. SZI N. 11th 2d floor. (c5l SHIRT WAIST OPERATORS W'td.

Schwar W'ld. 7ir. N. 11th st. (en i SHIHTMAKERS Wtd.

Two experienced operatora to put. ou neck bands, to whom we promise steady and first-class paving work. The Paul E. Wolff Shirt 815-17 Waah-ington av. (c7) SHIRT PRESSERS Wtd.

Apply ELY WALKER SHIRT FACTORY, lGth and Locust, Gth floor; entrance on 16th (:3) SK1RTMAKERS Wtd. Alao baster. on skirts; steady work; highest wage, paid in city, Mprlock Skirt Olive. (c7) SHIRT MAKERS WANTED Experienced operatora on all parts, especially on two-needle machines: good wagea: ateady work; glrla wishing to learn shirt mak ing will De paid lioerauy by tne week while learning. RICE-STIX SHIRT FACTORY NO.

8, 1438 O'Fallon st. (c8 STENOGRAPHER Wtd. Woo d.wa work A home. Box R-1P5. Tost-Dlspatch.

STRAW SEWBPS Wtd. Experienced on ladies' hats: also glrla to learn; good pay, ei.ady work. Call at once. 801 Washlng-tcn Mh floor. n-7l TRIMMERS Wtd.

On ladles' hata, Missouri icl) Hat Mfe 7'1 T.imm nv. -iMERS WbS. 0 experienced- trimmers and makers. Sylvester C. Judge, 1819 Pine WM'-RESS Wtd.

No experience necessary. -J4'l N. soring av WAITRESS Wtd. Experienced arm waitress. Pontiao Restaurant.

1907 Market at. WAITRESS Wrtd. Experienced, for dining room; small hotel. AOS Walnut St. (ci WAITRESS Wtd.

Experienced arm waitress; come readv for work. 3204 Olive. WAITRESS Wtd. Must be refined and neat in appearance; please come ready for work. Albany Hotel.

4S7.T bl. WAITRESS Wtd. Good girl for waitress. 4o0 N. 11th cor.

Locust, Imperial Lunch room. WASHERWOMAN Wtd. Good washerwoman. Call at once, J. Mllstone.

4009 Shen andoah av. WOMAN Wtd. To take care of infant; must bae refs. 455 Laclede. Wtd.

To do family washing; Mon- rtav preferred. 2115 Adelaide av. WOMAN" Wtd. To work for furnished room Mifflsslppl av. WOMAN Wtd.

To clean store on Saturday Southeaat corner Cherokee and California apply tonight. WOMAN Wtd. A good woman for cleaning store; posUlon permanent; apply imme- distelv. Rosenheim. 3N2 Olive.

-c WOMAN Wtd. Good, middle-aged German woman to tke care of rooming nouse; must be aingle. without good rome ana good wages pox c-im. WOMEN AND GIRLS Wtd. To learn velour hand painting: pleasant, profitable; instructions free.

Saturday from 2 to 6. 4002 S. t.rnnti. YOUNG LADIES Wtd. Several young ladiea between the of 15 and 2(1 to do nilnr: permanent position; call at once.

Room 210 t-ectirilV rtic ICI BUSY REE WANTS Woman to manage kitchen; menu confined to small varletv of dainty dishes: liberal compensation to a practical student of liome coomng or acnooi graduate, on isroaa- ay. LAUNDRY HELP WANTED IRONERS Wtd. Two coat ironer- and 1 body ironer. isit Clark. IRONER Wtd.

Experienced clothes ironer: also experienced starcner. cen turv Leiindrv 4Hfll Easton. Icl IRONERS Wtd. Experienced bosom Iron era. banders and coffers: alao dampenere we pay best of wagea to experienced, com- pfiem neip.

rjiy watKer aniri tactory th and Hickory sts. (c MAHKEHS AND AStiORTERS Wtd. Apply at once. Monarch Laundry. Z1 thk lln av.

SHIR! MVRKER Wtd. Experienced. Ap Plv Oi-erlnn Lnundp- locust. (C) SALESLADIES. ETC SALESLADY Wrtd.

One good English and poiisn. saleaiaay. Appieoaum lOi'. Cass av. ASK ME how you can start a profitable mall order business at noma evenings.

Heacock, 100. Lockport. N. T. iS) 8H0E WORKERS WANTED GIRL Wtd.

Experienced girl to repair pat ent leather on men', work. Patera Shoe St. Ixuls and Jefferson. Ic6 SHofc. WORKERS Wtd.

Shoeworkera re Quested to -ttenA meeting of United Shoe- worker, of America Sunday. Feb. 27. 2:80 P. 22d and Franklin laaiea ea pecl-lly Invited: entertainment.

'7 STITCHER Wtd. All-around stitcher, who can skive and fold preferred. 620 N. Grand te biliCHERd Wtd. Top atltchera and atltchera on men's fine at once.

I Preston. Drown Shoe ltsth and Wash TIP RKPAlRERft Wtd. Patent leather tip repairers on women's work. Peters Rlios 12th and North Market. (cT For Sale Wanted ANIMALS PIGS roe aale- call (Sunday.

CaerokM oar south. 4S20 Etchelberae "Wit PtTPPlEis F.r ule. fox terrier Pupa, thor oughbred, finely marked; cheaa. 1H04 Lo- rust st AUCTION 8ALES WILL pay cash for Jewelry stock a. Bl-imenkrana 1M2 Markt t.

(Set SAFES SAFE For Iron safe, weighs about law pounoa; good conauion; wui be atii at auction Saturday, Feb. at 10 So a. at saiKim isi wnouie. (ci CORE MAKERS Experienced piece work coremakera wnt- Granite City. III.

DENTIST Wtd. Good contractor and workman; permanent position. Box B-l-id. Post- 171 ij.CN 11ST Wtd. Good contractor; goou sal ary The Homer unuum utuuii Main Kansas City.

Mo. 171 1IE AND TOOLMAKEKS Wtd. Kirst-clsss die and tool makers. Apply Centennial Electric end Machine Mfs. 17 N.

Wth. c7) UlfHWASHfiR Wtd. Young man to wash dishes. Pieison I.tmchery. 14'' Cass.

UxilVKIt Wfj. For one-horse cinder wagon. rt r' 1H1 kjki Vv'ui. For delivery wagon, fto-e: rei. HOT C-ni.

mi UOLORED VAN DRIVER Wanted; mutt be fast-class loaaer bwju wages; long Job: don answer m.o i arj a drinker. UlilSON Wash st. c) nKtMAS Wtd For planing mill Doner; must have experience and reierenceo. piv King highway ar.d Swan. HAiiblVUOU FlXlSHii-Pw "ft.

lin iu.u.- tore factory experience, jiirror, nuo cabinet Co N. Wth st (cl HELPER Wtd. Second cook helper, coioreu. Rcbmnn. 4314 Olive st.

ICE CREAM MAKER Wtd. Busy Bee. 817 P. dwa v. A JEWELERS Wtd.

Must be skilled 4 workmen: steady employment. JACCARD'S, on Eroadway. (cS9) LABORERS WTD. ALUMINUM ORE FST ST I OUTS IT. I.

ivoi MACHINE HAND -First-class machine hand. 4O0 S. 2i! St. MACHINIST Wtd. Good, activo man rpr bench work: accustomed to accurate worn.

nore other need nm-ilv. EH" x. MACHINIST Wtd. Who has had exoeriente in die making. Fred Medart itrg.

I Kalh st. MACHINIST OPERATOR Wtd. hours. day work: $20; permanent position to rigni man: wire. Dlspatcn.

Jim, wi MAN Wtd. To learn driving, good pay when competent. bcx c-ioi. Prsf-D1pr? ch MAN AND WIFE Wtd. White man ana wife: general work and cook: momu.

references required. 213 Hudson Fer guson. Mo. UJ. MEN Wtd.

Two freight lmsilers lor shipping room. Apply Borron-Jones-Drr bhoe 1WI Washinctcn. vertlse: $21 weeklv; expense allowance. Manager 1004 State Chicago. l3 MEN Wtd.

An established company requires the services of seven men; requirements, education, sobriety, refinement, good dress ers, gentlemen; straight salary oasis, ap-n'y Pntttrdnv. Rooti 1114 Times BMg. tn) NCivShi Wtd. Male nurse: permanent em ployment. Call fi03 N.

Garrison av. OPERATOR Wtd. Experienced operator on custom vests. E. Fanning, 10S N.

Sth st. c) PA 1'ERH ANGER, Wtd. Good paperhanger. 4218 Lee v. PHOTOGRAPHER Wtd.

For ping-pong Postcard work, victor, ll coiiinsvine av East St. Louis. 111. t5) PHOTOGRAPHER Wtd. W'ho understands developing: steady, rename man wun rei-erences required; salary J35 per month with board, room and washing: apply be tween 3 and p.

m. 431X Olive. (7) PORTER Wtd. Saloon porter. HIT Pine.

PORTER Wtd. White man. cook saloon lunch and do porter work. Grana ana Manchester. PRESSERS Wrtd.

Experienced, on custom pants. 70b Washington. PRKSSER Wtd. First-class presser. Apply Hotel Jefferson.

In rear. PRINTERS Wtd. Job printers. Merry Nicholson Pte. 108 Vine ic) QL'ARRYMEN Quarrymen and labor ers.

BambricK Kros. const. 00., at. Louis. (cl RELIEF CLERK Wtd.

Good, registered re lief clerk, at once; well recommended. IOC'0 Cass. SHOEMAKER Wtd. Young man. do repair ing, also assist in store; state experience and salary: refs.

Box B-17r. (S0 STENOGRAPHER Wtd. Young man, for billing. Elliott-Fisher operator preferred; out of town: good cnance ior advancement. ox Post-Dlsontch.

cl STENOGRAPHER Wtd. And bill clerk. In shoe factory; only young man 01 capacity and desire to advance need apply; address giving particulars of yourself. Box A-120, Post-Dispatch. (c6) TEAMSTER Wtd.

Experienced teamster at Gardner's Express 817 N. Sth St. TEAMS Wtd. 30 teams, with drivers, and no wagons. Apply St.

Louis Transfer bta-bles. East St. Louis and at St. Louis. Broadway and Chouteau, Broadway and Srruce or 2d and Carr.

c) TINNER Wtd. Experienced tiuner. St. Louis Metalware 1521 Poplar st. te TREASURER Wtd Theatrical company; $2o and expenses weekly: SAW cash security required; same secured; South and West.

Box B-73 Post-Dispatch. ipl YOUNG MAN Wtd. To tend lunch and wait on table. 031 N. King highwty.

2v yfiv 1. m-. il i YOUNG MAN Wtd. To assist in millinery department ana wlndrtw- mint have experience. PENNY GENTLES, Broadway and Morgan.

4 jtgsSSj OEWORKERS WANTp HltCL Sl.IT.IiER Wtd. Universal heel slug ger. Roberts, Johnson nana. Hickory ana Mississippi. t.vsr-K.R Wtd.

A god hand laster. at once flrst-cless proportion to g-jou man. ponuac Shoe Mlg. pontile. 111.

ten MAN Wtd. To heel and shaTe on McKay shoes. Ad. The Brown bhoe Brookfleld, Mo. c7) Wtd.

xiggerneaa operator on men wells, meters pnoe t. bou: nn-1 Jefferson. (c5) OPERATOR Wtd. xiggerneaa operator on men tine welts. American uentleman Factory.

and Locust. i-7t SHOE WORKERS Wtd. United Shoeworkers of Amerlc-i invite an snoeworKers to at tend open meeting Sunday. Feb. p.

22d and KranKiin: entertainment. t7) SHOEWORK.ER3 Wtd. All turn workmen requested to attend meeting Priday. Feb. 25.

8 p. 22d ar.d Franklin, This is Important, united bnoeworkers or Amer lea. tO) THIMMKRS Wtd. Edge trimmers on worn en fine ehoi'S. t-Tieaman-shelby Red Goose Factory.

10th und (ci SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN Wtd. Soliciting salesmen. Room 216 Kiag. (C) s.vlAN Wtd. Good automobile sales man to sell cars on commission.

Central Garage itn ana cnestnut. (c8 CAT ITQM 1 Wtd Clear ence unnecessary: Dig pay. Globe Cigar Cleveland. O. 'ti SALEMAN Wtd.

Experienced in selling to retau traue; jjeiumutrui mu remunerative position: exclusively city work. Call after 10 clock today at fierce Blilg. SALESMAN Wtd. Competent traveling sales man in drug line, v-au evenings. Metro politan notei, ur.

imumun, iaa Market (7) SALESMAN Wtd. For a wnolesaie lac and embroidery nouse. a. unvcnng salesman for tne ttaie or oKianoma. omy inose with es- tamisnea traue neeu Aaoipn Glaser tc Ilio asiiingt.uii t.

ixiuia. (U SALESMEN Wtd. Honest, sober talesmen to represent us permanently; excellent onen- or com niiBsiuii wernij ii.iin jersey Nurseries. Newark. N.

J. SALESMAN to. experienced clothing saleuian muot be or s-kmi appearance and have sood hrbits: refs. required; none other need apply, auversieiu ierr Haute ind ctti SALESMEN Wtd. Experienced aaleamen to travel for well-advertised and reliable firm we operate in a.11 bip.i- m'i 101-eign eoun tries: make large cities and ainall tn.n.

if vou wish a very remunerative iso.ii- with a fast-growing concern and porseas seiung auinij iTf; aaieamen. 721 Olive suite 1112-1113 SALESMAN Wtd. Young man over tb citk able of earning -10 fer week, suid ai)l xurnisn ipivsttnt us in glneera. electricians, automobile garaa-ei good opportunity for right man American Technical Society. 303 Wain wrigii nine (,,., 1.1 AKA saiesinuiiif 1 ri in 7- per year: we furnish students position.

where tney can rrn i-r per month whi rMp. New Haven. Conn. luujiiiR. "leaman (rH SALESMAN WANTED A first-clasa aaleman who has the abtiitv tresent attnsctive proposition to thl Ic in an intelligent manner: we Wi pZ to presen wu for at aood.

Ile man: must furni.H punt erentea. Call mornniga. 51 Thir NauonaJ I ttnnlf n'dit. tel) ABBIHL, Entered Into rest, Thursday, Feb. 24, 1910, at 9:30 a.

after a lingering illness, Katherine Ab- bihl. relict of John J. Abbihl of Cincinnati, and mother of Mrs. George Biedenbender and Emma Jacob and Robert Abbihl, aged -63 years. Funeral services at residence, 132D Dhyard avenue, on Friday, Feb.

26, at 4 p. m. Interment at Cincinnati, O. (c) ADAMS At 7:30 p. on Thursday, Feb.

24, 1910 John H. Adams, at residence. 4310 West Belle place. Due notice of funeral will be given. AI.BF.JIS On Friday, Feb.

25, 1910, at 3:20 a. Margaretha M. H. Al-bers, dearly beloved daughter of Herman and Margaretha Albers (nee Reinhardt), aged 1 month and 10 days. Funeral on Sunday, Feb.

27, at 1:30 p. from family residence, 2111 Victor street. Interment at S3. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. BARRY Entered into rest, suddenly, on Thursday, Feb.

24, 1910, at 4:45 p. John W. Barry, beloved son of the late John Barry and Hannah Barry (nee Meylette), and dear brother of Thomas and Richard Barry, and Mrs. Katherine Hopmann (nee Barry). Due notice of funeral will be given later frcm family residence, 2712 University street.

(c) BUTLER On Thursday, Feb. 24. 1910, at 11:15 a. Patrick Butler, brother of Michael Butler and Mrs. Dennis Lyons.

Funeral from Cullinane Bros." funeral rooms, 2433 Dickson street, on Saturday, Feb. 26, at 8:30 a. to St. Bridget's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited to attend.

COLE Entered into ret on Thursday Feb. 2 4, at 4:30 a. Cecil C. Cole, beloved son of James N. Cole, in his 7th year.

Funeral from family residence, 4349 Manchester avenue. Saturday. Feb. 26. at 1:30 p.

m. Friends In vited to attend. (c5) ivon. Entered Into rest, Thurs day, Feb. 24, 1910, at midnight, aft er a lingering Illness, Thomas Jet ferson Connor.

Funeral on Saturday. Feb. 26, at 2 p. from his late residence, 8424 Lucas avenue. COUUTB On Thursday, Feb.

24, 1910, at 12:30 p. alter a lingering ill ness, Arthur Courte, beloved nus-band of Louise Courte (nee Stief-fler), and beloved father of Mrs Matilda Johnson (nee Courte), Mrs. Martha Meier (nee Courte), Edwin. Alrtta TtTau- anri AltcA and our father-in-law, at the age of 63 years 9 months. Funeral from residence, 719 Lam! street, on Sunday.

Feb. 27. at 2 thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (c96) DEVIXE Entered Into rest on Thursday.

Feb, 24. 1910. at 6:40 a. after a short Illness. Catherine Pevlne (nee Hastev).

beloved wife of Michael De- vine, dear motner or Mar v. Anna. Thomas. Michael and Catherine, and dear sister of Thom as Hastey, Airs. D.

McCoy (nee Hastev). and Mrs. Mary Hett (nee Ilnstev) or unicasro. in, Pnrsrol will tiilrA nrA Hattirnav Feb. 2fi 1910 at 9 a.

from family residence. 4327 Hunt avenue, to ht. rVnon'a r-rmrob tVlATlCA tn Cfl.lV8.rV Cemeterv. Deceased was a member of Pt. Cronan's Council.

Branch Lfe. C. K. and L. of A.

Friends of family invited to attend. Chicago (111.) papers please cony. (c5) DOWER Entered into rest, suddenly, on Thursday. Feb. 24.

1910, at 4 p. at the residence of J. F. Down ey. 3533 Pestalozzl street, Mrs.

Jane Dower, aged b3 years. Due notice of the funeral. DUNN Suddenly on Thursday morn ing, Feb. 24, 1910, at his residence 6112 Delmar bgulevard. William Eugene Dunn, mourned by his widow, friends and associates.

Funeral services will be held at his late residence Saturday. Feb "6, at 2 p. m. Interment private. (5) Kini.ER On Thursday.

Feb. 24, 1910 at 2:30 p. Marv Jane Elbler. be loved wife of Paul Edward Elbler, and mother of Mrs. Henry Lyon, Mrs.

Wade Abell and Edward Eibler, und aunt of Oliver J. Hull. Due notice of funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs Henry Lyon. 2151 Geyer avenue, will ba given later. (c) GILBERT On Thursday, Feb.

24 1910, at 1:45 p. after a linger ing Illness, Mae Gilbert (nee GU man), beloved wife of Dr. W. Gilbert, and daughter of Mrs. Kate Oilman.

Funeral from residence, 7718 Big Bend road, on Saturday, Feb. 26, at 1 p. m. Funeral private. IIABICH Entered Into rest on Wednesday.

Feb. 23. 1P10. at 11:45 a. after a short Illness.

Mary Anna Ha bich (nee Wass). beloved mother Ernstine Lutzler (nee Habich), Frank and our dear mother-in-law grandmother and great grandmother, at tne ae or vears ami montiis. Funeral on Saturday. Feb. 26.

1010, a a. from family residence. 221 Bismarck street to SS. Peter and Paul's Church, thonce to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

Relatives and friends Invited to attend. (c5) IIAYES Entered Into rest on Tues day. Fob. 22, 1910, at 11 p. Mary E.

Hayes (nee Sullivan), beloved wife of William Hayes, and dear mother of William. Edward. Robert, Tho mas and Blanche Hayes, Mrs. Her man Newman and Mrs. Charles Zem blldge, and our dear grandmother, aged 64 years and 3 months.

Funeral Saturday, Feb. 26, at 2 p. m. from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Herman Newman 4567 Cote Brilllante avenue, to Visi tatlon Church.

then.ee to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are Invited to attend. Jefferson Citv (Mo.1 and Mnr physboro (111.) papers please copy. IlEENEY Entered Into rest on Mon oay, si, lsio. at 11:30 p.

Peter Heeney. Remains will be shipped from Ger nghty's funeral parlor, 4821 East on avenue, to Davenport. on Fri day, Feb. 25, at 3:10 p. m.

Deceased was a memher of Knights of Co lumbus, Springfield (Mo.) Council No. 69S. (c) HAMMER On Thursday, Feb. 24 1910. at p.

after a lingering ill riess, Annie, Mary Kammer (nee Mtsch). beloved wife of Joseph Kam mer, and dear mother of Annie Ed ward. Tlnnie Nelson (nee Kammer) and Joseph Kammer, and our moth er-ln-law, sister, sister-in-law and grandmother, at the age of 45 years Funeral rrom residence 2so South Broadway, on Sunday, Feb. 27, at p. io ss, -eter and Paul Cemetery.

(c7) nut ui.1,1, r.nterea into rest on Thursday, Feb. 24, 1910, at James Aiitcneii. beloved husban of Ann Mitchell (nee O'Brien), fa ther of Joseph James John u. ana t. juitcneii.

Funeral will take place from' th family residence, 8529 Clark avenue, on Sunday. Feb. 27, at p. nr. to m.

maiarny a tnence to Cal vary Cemetery. Friends ar re fpectfuuy invited. Deceased was member of St. Malachy's Council No. 6.

K. F. M. (c MILLEX Entered Into rest Thursday, Feh. 14, 1910.

at noon Hannah Mullen (nee Walsh), wife the departed Cornelius Mullen, an devoted mother of Catherine, Mar varet and Cornelius Mullen, and sis ter of Michael J. and Dennis Walsh runerai on Saturday, Feb. 26. at :30 a. from Ueraerhty's funeral 482 V.aston avruie.

to St Uwrtnc O'Toole's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery, Friends In mitA tn autana (a) ROAD SALESMAN Six- years' experience: ret. oi)tn fcr position, city or coun-try. Box H-W Post-Diepatch. (3) SALESMAN' A Christian Scientist would like to euallfj for position as Inside salesman; of reN. Box B-4, It-I)ispatch.

5) SALESMAN" Position wanted as traveling salesman by a man of ability to sell; em- Present; will consider a good line. n-irj, pnrt-Dism E1atch. aal.tMlAN Wauu position, actiuslr.ted cily. grocers, bakers and markets; also make Illinois towns: Al refa. and bond.

Box B-144. PoKt-llrateh. (SMI SALESMAN Dstlres lfgitimate line for city experienced in males reatiy-io-'ear: references furnished. Box Pest-Dispatch. ia0l SALESMAN Energetic burners man having office, sellinor exnrience.

desires repre senting St. l.ouis house Southwest; any position considered; references. Box B-177, yi- 'iwitaii'l. T1NNK man. want steady pl- tlm; city or country.

Box B-12, Post-Dispatch. t5) YOUNt MAN Would liku to pet work of any kind: can clean horses a nd autoe. Box sn. i csi-t)ifpatch. YOUNG MAX Sit.

wanted by young man of any Kind of work in shipping acpart- morT. west ojrt'Ms lul'NO MAN it. by young mar ried man. ace 25: 0 years' clerical experience. 2 yean salesman; best of references.

Hot P-P4. Post-Dlsnatch. (Tt YOUNG MAN Sit. wanted by young married man wno wants to tike charge or work on SITJJAJONS WAN TED FEM A COOK First-clas cook wishes sit. in private family, shout March best city wages S2r to Box B-S3.

Post-Dlspalch. uHbSb-'lAAKH Wants sewing at home. plain preferred. Call or ad. Miss Bell, 122U Hickory at.

GIRL Sit. by girl to work In laundry or housecieanlng. 07 Gravols. Ud floor. (5) GIRLS Sit.

wanted by two girls for gen- eral housework. Call 2206 Benton St. GIRL Wants sit. in private family or board ing house; more for home tnan wages. Bex C-107.

Post-Dispatch. l(i HOUSEGIRL Sit. by German girl to dt geu- ersl housework. Jaeser. 2HTx Washington.

HUL'SEKEEPEK- Sit. wanted by experi enced lady as housekeeper in an inslltu-tipTt or private home. 4H2 Easton. hLn. Sr.GlKL Sit.

by neat colored girl as housegirl or cr.amnermalu: no laundry work. C311 or wr.te E. 2M Lawton. HOLishiKEEPitt Sit. wanted as housekeep er by respectame wnite woman.

ian or address Mrs. D. 1019 Wst HOLSEKEEPEli Sit. wanted as housekeep- bv renned woman, atred o4. In small family: send postal.

927 Annleta av. 3) HO. SEG1RL Sit. by clored ST. eral housework; no washing or Ironing; small family.

1920 Gratiot. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. by lady, accomplished. nne cook ana housekeeper. Box IMspatch.

LADY Sit. wanted by young lady to work about 6 hours each day. 3134 Arsenal st. LADY With one small child. deBires position et once; state particulars.

Box B-ll. Post -Dispatch. IHI LAUNDRESS Sit. by colorea laundress, or general vicaiuns. joiiiuiil i.t-t.

LAUNDRESS Wants bundles to bring home. Call or write 422SA Finney av. LAUNDRESS First-class, wants first two I or three days In week out. sia pennsyi- 1 vania Mrs. Marlha.

LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class colored laun-I dresa, 2 or 3 days, call or write. lorence Brook a. 262.S Sheridan. (5) LAUXDRES? Good, would like to take home washing or would go out by tne day; can furnish lirst-ciags ret.

A Dwan. LAUXDBESS-vVhite. wants bundles to take home: gco-i ironer; reasonable; rer. II re- quired. Box O-103.

pest-Dispatch. LAUXuRtSS Sit. wanted by colored laun dress, family, ladies or gentlemen wasb- ing; by hand; prices reasonable. 4Js uar- fleld av. NURSE Position by nurse, with private hos pital exnerienee, terms reasonaDie.

uox Post-Dlupctch. (T NURSE Experienced, have ability, want obstetrical or Institutional nursing 01 any kind: ehest references. Dr. anderoeck. 2007 Park.

(6) NURSE Sit. wanted by practical, middle- aged obsvetrjcal nurse: pnysician reier- ences: price reasonable; Furest 79t6. Pirkview ni. (i OFFICE Poistion by young ladv as office assistant; experienced. Box B-10S.

(Jj, OPERATOR Position by young lady as add ing- mam nfi onfiratnr: exDerlcncea ana ac curate. Bex Pest-Dispatch. 7) SEAMSTRESS Sit. of any kind wanted by experienced band sewer. Box SRAAlsiRF.SS Sit.

bv exuerienced seam stress, colored, to sew. by the day. iox B-1M. Post-Dlspatcb. SEAMSTRESS -Wants plain sewing to do it home.

Mrs. 0140 Biage. sorest 134. 15) is'i Sit. wanted, sewing In pri vate home by day or week, or general housework.

Call or ad. 22QS Locust st. SEAMSTRESS Neat colored seamstress wants situation wltn a good aressmaner. Mrs. Turner.

Linden 2005. WAItKESS Sit. by young lady as wait- rtsu in restaurant: no fxnerience. out win ing to learn. Miss Rose.

2S0ti Olive st. Prmont WOMEN Sits, wanted by two colored wom en, first-class cocks. nouseworK: smaii family. Bomont 1022. WOMAN-bit.

by with baby 1 years oiu. work in private family; can give refs. Box B-11O. Post-l1spntcH. YOUNG LADY Employed during day wlsnes clerical work evenings: Ilrst-ciass reier- ene-s.

Box Post-Dispatcn. MALE 1 in MK wtd For the D. S. Marine corps, oetween tne ages 01 i S3- must be native born or have first pipers: mouthly pay SIS to Shit; additional nAmnAiikatiiin nossihle- food i-lotblng. Quar tern and medical attendance free: after ilO years' service can retire with 73 per cent of pav and allowances; service on board ship and ashore in all parts of the worm.

APPlv at Dome P. O. or 1719 Mar ket St. Louis. Mo.

cesi A.XLE TURNERS Wtd. Apply steel plant. Wharf and St. George. (c8) BARBER Saturday; S4 guarauteeu.

wssh. 1SARBER Wtd. Saturday evening and night; guaranteed, mi hranklln av. BARBER Wtd. B'or Saturday; S3, meals.

A. E. Williams, IPOS S. 12th. BARBER Wtd.

Good barber for Friday afternoon ana Saturday; gtiaremtcu. lr.l x. Letnngweu av. BARBER Wtd. A good steady licensed union barber, at once.

Georire Ioucks. Hillsooro, III BAK E.NDICR Wtd. i'ouus man. siDgle, some ex-perlenge; city refs. Box H-9S.

post-i'is. BOOKKEEPER Wtd. Married man. fully txpenenced all branches of tost svstem. Invoicing- nd auditing; giv references, age.

height, weight, where in nrst letter. Box c-tw. BOYS Wtd. boys, is yeai-s, in pie bakcrv. unit Dllion st.

BOY Wtd- -Experienced boy In drug store. w-itn rci. riod'er st. BoY Wtd. To work In grocery store.

Corner snran am iiorann. torg K. stitx. BUY Wtd. About 10, to work in shop.

Rob- erts Helneman. 74 St. Charles BOY Wtd. run errands; fine chance for "dvincement. nil Victoria Bldg.

But Vtil. With some experience in buffing; mor re over venrs JioO Tncled. 'i' BUY -For panel delivery, at Union Market. Louis Hot Wtd. Good boy to work in giocery store.

I.seton. BOY Wtd. For Post-Dispatch. light work. Box Hi) BOYS Wtd.

Good salarv. Missouri District Telesxiph .114 Olive 7) BOY Wtd. Abour 17 or IS yesrs of age; must lie ceet in appearance. Soda Busy Bee mnnt tin urondwsy. Xl BOYS Wtd.

Age IS to ti learn packing. shipping, routing freight; good wages, chance for advancement- reference required. 2127 Franklin. ffl BOY Wtd. Thoroughly experi enced elevator boy.

Apply GARLANDS. 409 N. Broadvay. (c) Bl'SlloY td. Hesser'a Lunchroom.

170H 'C Ht Wirt. Kiij'tit. Indiimriou boy, to work In mechsnlctt drafting room: one wltn man-nil trelnln experience preferred. Box B-L. I vnv I 1 t.

rt hln tn --rr-n ntu. i I rets stock nd -jTOO Cass. Ifi) I rtiil'M I Kit A irood coatmaker. at I 1 once. r.

S. Brown Hills! Owl Eeataurant, Jefferson Brown THHsboro. HI. order night cook. .1 aad Gejer, LOST NEOKSCARF For s-ile Black link neck- on oth.

between John and t-r" Inward. Fht-ne Central 8170. Lost. Mondav. diamond bar pic; warfi.

Return v-, 44''4 Laclede av. Lcsi. ftt.ua ,.,,1.1 t.or Si.naav', Grove Eaptl3t Church; reward. 4327 A. Gibson av.

fOC KBHiiuuK Lost, pocket book. contwinlnK uIm vaiuatue papers; reward lurnrl to F. A. 2025 Armaria. PL'KSE Losi.

eilver moth parse; smal. alli- "Jr purse enclosed. Return vvrai liberal reward. vKSr: lvt. brown purse, w.lh money and QcorKey.

Ihth ond Victor. Fell, reward for rnturn. N. Broadvey. t.r'.

u' store, lotn ar.a timu- Lost. riiiv rinsr. Diain "ward: no questions rifKed. Wt'ejan-AehV-Huthlnaon flul I.ocml Lustt. a soild iiiiiiu.nd rmar.

VVediiesday afternoon, bet. 5 and ti o'clock, on Gayer, bet. lov.a and or tn Jefferson, bet. Geyer and Sidney; Rood rfw tni s. Ft.

IvIRT Party who tot.lt tkirt from hotel. S. Oth this morning, return same to- bim, irounie. UXUEHWEAH l.n.i mans suit underwear 47(1fi McPher- son and 4400 Olive; reward if returned to WAIVH Lotit. ladv's srold witch, on Mc- ruciswii jeufrsnn car.

DiacK euk iolk with safety and irolrl buckle: case No. 4.S12.815: number on works. l.r,0S.b84; re- wan it reiurn" to Allfn. FOUND DOF Found, fox terrier. female.

Frank Lind. ttn Lucas. (cfil GLOVES Found, on Casa owl car one pair of biacK tur gioxas; owner can have same. Call 5543 St Louis av. and pay for this ad.

Central KEYS Found, keys, on Spraca bet. Bd and tn. inursaay nonn. call Lost and Found Buretu, Post-Dispatch. (7) KEYS Found, keys, in alley, at Garrick Theater.

can iosi ana round Bureau. Pof t-Disratch. (7i KnuAK Found. Kodak. Feb.

In, lulu, tor further iniormattnn can Mt. A lair tiirt. (Oi PGCKE 1'BOOK -Found, pocketbook. on 21st and M.trKer.. cunuiining money ana Keys.

Call narK. t'imar uni'iErHOOK Found. pocketbook. con taining cei iiiKuica ui uupuoit tinu imici receipts. call i.osi ana round uureau.

Pnst-DlsTiatch. (7) PERSONAL Reoutslte amount must accompany orders PERSONAL A. I. come. D.

PERSONAL Lu: Let ma know where you are: verv important, ivaue tm PERSONAL Curly: Yes. but be cautious; will I be in town soon. N. sic ADOPTION innPTTON For adoption, healthy baby girl; fine parentage. Apply nr.

vanueroecx, zuu Pi I av. 1) Eitiployment Wanted MALE BAKER Sit. by first-class baker; 18 years' experience. Baker. 254S Benton st.

tsaj wtwiikf: sir u-anted in city, at once. by an old. experienced oartenaer; strictly honest and sober: can give gocd references; state wages. Address A. D.

Robinson. Roiia. Mo. iKl Si i. wanted as bookkeeper bv voung man: nave nnisnea a ousinesa course: will take charge small set books; can give references.

Box posi-uis. BOOKKEEPER Young marriea maa wtuhes position as bookkeeper, assistant or any cie, leal position: have had three years' ex perience. Billlngton. 3L15 Lsclede. (0) BOY Sit.

by boy of 15. for office work; not afrild or work. tJox tt-ion. r-opi-i-'iiJat-uii. lioY Sit.

by co.ored boy to work In biack- smitn snop cr nvery stauie, ui X. ititn. ciaua miy. BOY Sit. wanted by colored boy.

dming room or housework. Gail or write io.o Pine st. BOY 18, desires position of any kind; not afraid or work; small salary. uoi lt-187. Post-Dispatch.

(Si CAlU'NTEK Carpentering and Jobbing by first-class reasonable prices, vim. Maclbee. 1045 Manchester. t7) fiH Wants work, new or repair ing. Ad.

Carpenter. 2140 Clara or can Forest t2. CARPENTERS Sits, bv two nonunion car penters; new or repair work; reasonaoie wages. 221S) Benton terrace. Phone Benton Hl.l.

ci.KHK Sit. bv vounc man. with experi ence, to clerk in grocery, tsox r-oi- Dispatch. to CONFECTIONER Firbt-class confect.ener. ornamentor.

ice cream maker, good on cottee. cake and rolls, wishes position; steady work er, sober. Box B-77. Post-Dispatch. 16) CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN Open for en- mnt- American.

marrieu. 1- ycura exuerience in Cuba. Mexico and South America: hydraulic installations, high pres- ZtSon A' No" 1 referent ffuent Br.nr.!,h conversant with customs and la- I ior conditions Jn Iatin-American coun- trtee- -iv mt an interview. Address Chas. S.

Fox. Sandoval. 111. l3 cm ir ir wanted bv first-class colored cotk. hotel, restaurant or caie.

v.au or write Chestnut st. (5) oi. Viv- m.in na VV, Oil. ant coir- will work reason ably Call' evenings or write H. J.

1808 S. Broadway. DrJr.iVF.KY MAN Sit. as delivery man for grocery or any kind of work: can furnish nest refs. B.

'Fnnnan. lGnti Olive st. S9 DRIVER Sit. Vented by driver oi good habits or northern part of citv pre ferred: not lers than $12. TS.

Wllliains, 143s! Moni-on st. liwivwi? su wanted by tlm-clasa drive: with 10 ven-s' experience in city and county can give good references. Call Fnrft 9.V.3R. 1KUG CLERK Sit. by drug clerk, registered, 7: yeais' experience; city reis.

uox Post-Dlspstch vVouid like sit. as temnce fnan: first-class city refs. Box 170. Post-Dispstch ENGINEEH -Sit. wanted by energetic engl- .1 neer.

with manuiaciun.iK concern ur electric nnwer plant in buuuiub. xox it- 1 1 Pcst-Dispatoh. I'iBMEBS Two well exiieileuced aimers would lUe to work, dairy or green farm; mnrrled. Joseph Vijda. T.

O. Box 101, IIIpMind 111 6 111HI sit wanted by a young colored girl. cooking or general housework; small fam ily. Hornont I .1.1. ui- Sit.

wanted by esperl grocery clerk: IS years encei ence 11 A Vc 1 171 INSPECTOR Experienced lunii-er inspector. "measurer and dry kiln man open for situation: best of references. Box R-10. jA.xir.m man. married.

wants work as lanitor or around house; good ref. Forest 8104. rvt r. ,0 aa taintor oy sooer. expe- "iio-ired white man: good ref.

Box Post-Dispatch. (T) MACHINIST Sit. by ambitious young man ii.k iu experience at machinist tr.de. fc- M-174. Post-Dispstch A 7577 wanted' handv wun tools; ref- rence Pnf ri-l--ii'- MAN Sit.

wanted oy as porier- good reTcrtiiu-. tv.ni.-nt MAN Sit. wanted to 11 naes or work of any teuton. Thomas st. MAN Young mm kind; neat appearing: not of raid work.

Box L-11S. (5l 7TTT'- 7rr. man. 'J 1 firet-class work- as porter for business house b-arn T.7ggne Call Victor or to TT 7 w-inted by young German-Amerl-n. 21 year.

oM: jood must bv work: anything. J. B. 1 have work 2d. MANS.t.

wanJnjW ag. 24. ge. trav- eled neighboring countries: traveling 4 ht' otherwise open to any post -1'isrwt'ii MAN Would nv Txvitlon witn railroad: wiring to beg th advancement; very good at 1 h-. nte beat of references; furnlih figures: have De wertt'ti "pilVry tor position.

BOX C-110, Post-Dlspatcn. uriu'i-rTKR Sit. wanted by middle-aged experienced, understands land- referertces. Luckv shoo: a a.is-u Man wise want sua. as "minVier Tnd "ook for hotl.

restaurant. rrichstind; good ref. W. i-ot funl Broadly. East EH.

Louis. "Phono i' M' ic sit wanted oy competent and MEi HANli i1- 1.1.-1. n-lin. pressman iesirea poalUon; Box O-140. post I I SHOB SALESMEN Wtd.

Apply to Super-- Intendent of B. NfGEXT ERO. D. G. CO.

c) AGENTS WANTED AGENTg Wtd. Either sex, to sell best photo iiunei; sally easily made. Olive studio. 'ai Olive st. (cS AGEXis Wtd.

Men ana women earn $2 oay. selling our roods. Hughes. 525 X. Sprin Call 8 to 11 a.

m. e. io AGENTS Wtd. Get our new portrait and mS cataloerue prices revelation. Atlas Art Studio.

Wsucona Til. AbK Mfc, how ou can siart a proiitaole mail-order business at home evenings. Heacock. IPOs. Locknort.

N. Y. iS JCNVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSERS Wtd. Proposition good as exists; call mornings only. 1123 N.

Grand. MEN VNld. 3 young men to canvass; hustlers can make $12 to $18 per week; dead ones keep away. 321 Jaccard Bldg. (5ti bOUCllllis Wtd.

Lady tciicitcrs to handle exclusive woman's article; special cronosi-ion. Rot fiss Post -Dir-nt '-h. PARTNERS WANTED ARTNER Wtd. To manage lunchroom; $100 nxeueu: reierencea exenangea. cnou-tea ii ar.

PAKXXEU Wtd. in waiipuper one with experience preferred; have established trade; iuyestigate this. Box A-124. 1'ost-Dlspatcli. (c7) E.

s9 ES RAILWAY mall and clerk carriers needed; preptre for exuminaticn now; trial lesson free. Write or call. Ozment, New Wright St. Louis, 7) HELP WANTED FEM ALE BASTERS Wtd. Experienced edge basiers and idling hands on custom coats; also small girl to learn trade.

Apply J. W. Losse. M7-9 N. 6th st.

(c2i CANDY WRAPPERS Wtd. Experienced can make money. Missouri Candy 80 N. Main. (t-8) C1IAMB.RMA1D Wtd'.

White chambermaid. iiotei m. l.ouls. 4th and COMPOSITOR. Wtd.

First-ciass woman compoiltor; union. Bankers and Attorneys Publishing 720 Oiivr CuuK v. id -Guia cook. APiy o2lti West-15) miniiter 1. OOK Wtd.

Also to do gciieml housework. ou-t lieimsr nl. COuK Vtd. Hellable German woman cook for small short-order restaurant. Phone Olive 142.

ici COOK Wtd. German girl for cooking and launary; no za-lloor work. OLiU lungs-bury bl. (6) OOK Wtd. A good wuite woman to cook at road house; $26 a month, room and board; must be a good cook.

Box C-lfll. Post-Dls. COOK Wtd. Good cook first-class wages for experienced girl with references. 28 Windermere pi, COOK Wtd.

Good girl or woman who can cook; go home nights; German. 411UA Hartford st. Victor X20R. i71 COPYIST Wtd. First- lass copyist, experienced in line millinery work; long season and good vages to capable.

Apply Mr. Black, 4th floor, Levis-Zukoski Merc. 1113 "Washington av. (c) DEMONSTRATOR Wtd. Experienced demon strator, to leave city.

Box B14. Po-st-IMs. DEMONSTRATORS Wtd. High-grar use- to-nouse lady demonstrators oi national food specialty; salary. Box B-97, uiM.MS ROOM GIRL Wtd.

Hotel Bement. 1402 N. tc) DISHWASHER Wtd. Girl to wash dishes In lunchroom and do general work in place. 111? Franklin av.

EXAMINERS Wtd. Experienced examiners on ladies muslin underwear. Apply Ely-Walker Muslin Factory, 7th floor annex, 10th and WnsHngton. Ic) rLOvVER MAKERS Wtd. Experienced arti ficial flower makers in flowej- factory.

Baer. Sterberg Cohen. 1K)3 Washington av. (c9fi) FREE INSTRUCTION And positions guar 10 sKiiiiui worKeis in our dressmaking department. Fourth floor.

Wm. Barr Co. (Sc GIRL Wtd. To help In kltcilen. no Sunday work.

523 Walnut St. GIRLS Wtd. To learn to make ladies' waists. Schwars Wild, 715 N. 11th.

icf.l GIRLS W'td. To learn to rnake gloves; good wages, rtawung ftirg. zio i.uoa. (c7) GutLS To pick cracked pecans. Call ic4l lr.21 Morgan st.

GHiL Wtd. For bakery counter. Weyle'a taker'. 41H m. tjtn st.

icl GIRij Wtd. For dining room and help in kitchen. 1315 Old Manchester rd. (c) G1UL Wtd. Cornlcopia factory, 2020 Frank lln nv.

GIRL Wtd. Neat girl for restaurant. after 9 e. m. 110 P.

7th. U1RL Wld. Baturooni girl. Hsuiillun Hotel, Hamilton and Meple. GIRL Wtd.

Experienced girl in bakery. 12tMi Grattan st. ii GIRLS Wtd. Experienced operators on Un ion Special 2-needle machines. Rawllngs Mfg.

2215 Lucas av. (cfti GiHLS Wtd. Straw hat sewers; good ma chines: advanced prices, bylvester Judge r.at tactory. im pine st. GIRLS W'td.

To paste samples on cards pleasant work. tawiing aiig. iri'ia Lucas av. Ic7) U1KLS Wtd. Wire hat frame makers over patterns.

Svl vester judge nat tactory, 1S19 Pine st. GIRLS Wtd. Duttoti machine oitcrators; also girls to learn. Kawlingi iirg. 2215 Luc-s av.

(cn GIRLS vs td. Neat girls for labeling In medi cal laboratory: s. per week; permanent. Phono Forest GIRL Wtd. 111 years old.

In canvas fac tory: reasonable pav wnue learning; steady work. 1 N. 3d st. GIRL Wtd. Good white girl for cooking and general nouseworK in iamny oi inrre; no laundry work; call at once; references required T.72S Csttes av.

GIRLS Wtd. To learn braiding and ma chine embrolderv: nignest wages experienced. Columbia 21 1 N. 6th at. (6) GIRLS WANTED ELY WALKER SHIRT FACTORY, 16th and Locust or Sth and Hickory sts.

(c8) GIRLS Wtd. 25 to 28 yeara old. to assist In managing departmental must live, at home. Apply Main Floor Balcony, Aisle 1. SCHAPER BROS, (c) HOl'SliGIKL Wtd.

German-American, housework. Apply 2642 Locust. for HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Girl for general house- work: Btni tumy. xliu -i.

Wtd. For dining room aud lower floor. Ml i ilOL'c'EGIKL Wtd. A girl for general houtt- nrv In email fm ily. 3S17 Snenandoah.

1 1 vmfSEOlRL Wtd. For general housework; COOd limine. wnusEGlRL Wtd. Four in family: no "gtlng. B72S Julian av.

lc48x) iitiiNECtlRh Wtd. Good girl for general Hh seiWk. 43S9 Pine. it OI'SE KEEPER Wtd Small family. sVturdtV- Ms pie av.

Call Wtd. Girl for general bouK-workT small family. Thone Grand 1478. 2329 Lafayette niu To aaslat with houae- AUT tor good home; small wagea. 3935 Lexington av Wtd.

Gill for genecal house work two In family. Apply 6873 Plymouth aV Pae car. vi.it SKC1RL Wtd. Girl for general fcmne-work; must be a good laundresa. 4217A nil- riFKEEPER Wtd.

Working fcave experience In hotel or board rr. hi n't hou si HI. Wtd Neat girl, about 13 or aiurist with houMwork. bSMA Utah 16. Ko nashlng or Ironing.

(oo -EL. wr if-FG Kb Wtd. For general housework. 1 ocd borne. L.

F. Jone. Jr. EffiLWffrkwood 17a. unrmcalKb Wtd.

For general housework; no auidrr: wage, no object; apply at I''J Bartmer. il.il iEGIBL Wld. Girl for general housework. 323 nl- at grocery store. nV-i-FGIRL Wld.

Girl about 18, to aastst tlOl -E' -A unratrfllftL Wtd. Experienced rtrl for SLeval to In family: good K. A Mao Age. -i HT: Fae.RL Wtd. Reliable German girl: mineral booawwork; email family, liali lidner 15W Uai- RANGE For eale.

new gaa range and oilier mift furniture In flat. IHIHa. Arlington. t7 I 1 -'I flit RUGS Several good rugs for sale. reaa.

Chi if oqgo carpet irai- Kinney. (55; RUGS For suie, all kinds; cheap. Globe' Carpet Cleaning Mtg5 Olive at. (cH AT ONCE, eircant furnished apartment; aeparntely if desired. Call Immediately.

Mcpherson av. i.i) STRICTLY modern elie-htly used turnltute less tnan pair wnolesaie price; Tree packing and shipping to country buyers. Mc-Clay. 14114 Franklin av. FOR SALE urniture.

carpeta and atovea. bedroom suits, consisting of bed, dresser and waahatand. fit 40; all iron springs to fit, tl.20; Iron beds, all size, and colors, woven wire springs. f0c: Brussels room rua. In floral and Persian $10; Ingram room rugs, both sides can be used, hole steel ranges, with warming oven.

113.60; mahogany center tablea, brasa feet, 24-lncn top. nicely finlehed, brace arm wood-aeat rockera. 1.60; collapsible go-carta, 13; willow go-carts, odd parlor, aetteea, S3.A0; odd parlor chairs, fancy china matting, per yard, lOc; window shades, 10c; mantle foldlnr beds, with best supported woven wire aprlng. only 40; upright folding bda, with iax40 French plate mirror, 11.20; hall trees, box seat, nice Flemish plate mirror. S7.o0, iron upright folding beda, clean and aanltary, the kind that ahvaye sella for 123.

In thla aale at $13 40: woven wire ov, good feit mattresses, cotton top mattresses, ttor; golden oak chase leather tufted top cou'th-ea $H20; sanitary davenporta. with fancy felt pad. 17 0. We furnlah 3 room for 105; terms. 5 cash, per month.

H. WALKER FURNITURE Spniee 24 floor. fcn WASHING MACHINE Fur Bale, electrle washing machine, cost never used; tM. Hot Pt.st-D'snttcb, FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS FURNISHED FT For aale. furnlahed flat.

7 rooma. eteam neat; rent omy 3 rooma rented: sacrifice ti'oo. 4102 Weat Belle pi. T.tncl-ll jw. FURNISHED FLAT For aale.

content, of 8- room f-rnuheci flat; couple leaving elty; rant $14: bath, gaa, furniture, $53; bargain. Phone. Grand tT HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED DESKS Wtd. Caeh paid for office fixture. McClav, 1434 rrankun.

oil ve a 1.5 J. central M7. iSc) FEATHER lda, pillows wanted, for ahlp- ment; pay bel. or oc pouni. Del mar Bfto; Forit Oelber.

4428 Page will call. I i FURNITURE Wtd Furniture, carpeta, con-ten ta of fiata and dwelilnga. Khobar, 4M l'Ege. Delrrar 2VK1L. Forest (ol HERMAN will call at once and pay you good price for your household gooda If you want to make aure sale; call or write.

313 Central gVtH. left! HoCbEHoI.D GtoDS Wtd. Badly: Bend postal. McClav. 1434 Franklin; Central F471 Ollvo 3 133.

(c LOUIt paya hat caah price for houeehol-l good. 3120 Easton Central I-K) ALWAYS phone ua or postal Lef-ir) selling your houaehold gooda and highest price paid. Renalnger'a Central 1702 Franklin av. (J4cf REST price for furniture of all klnda; buy-entire content, residence, and fiata. 8H13 lsclede phone lelmar Llr.delJ 4741 1' I "linrl Atn- tk S- ir On I1c CASH for gooda.

at' In offt-ea. furniahlnga. etc. O. Hut, 1144 Euclid av.

Send card or phone S-Smt. Forest tw4. ItEAL with a men who will pav the prices on boueebold gooda; poatal. 1. 13rt Orr 'ei HliiHEST paid for bouarhold g-x-1a, content, hotiaa anel fiata.

E1w.m1 W. WT-be. 20S3 Franklin av. Phone Central 72R. ici SltJT CASH for houaebold goods.

Igfge or mall lota: content, or houa! or t-tret; don't aell urtll you get our bid. ftte.ker A Irtce Ptotae Aue. 2neJ Morgan Central Ti tont e'ti. (c WILL aiore goods. Iron rrx-ma; buv what vou d.n't 'vent, fto-iont mi.

Central ii BOOKS AND PERIODICALS ATTENTION, newadealera: will pay ly for an old bock entitled "The Maa Dtit- aide" A. I.UMe. Milrl. Mo. (XH BoiKS Of all kind.

iuti ana aolJ; raff A ,11. A.mm Vti Itr ii Chestnut at. CLOTHING CLOTIUNOI f-ersit tailor-made, eeond-Aand overroata. rt dt, ranin. good aa or your own prim.

Taikir.an, 2-lt Marked. 11 COAT For nl: ladiea' long ttack brd- ckth coat, for lined. I'hone Llnaeil a04, after p. m. aj 'A 1 1 i.