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TO FIND TENANTS FOR HOUSES, ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH, ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE. MORE READERS THAN THERE ARE HOMES IN THE CITY. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8.

1910. HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED -MALE AUTOMOSILE3 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE LOST AND FOUND DEATHS. TROPST Entered Into rest on Friday, Sept. 2, 1910, at 7:30 p. John Tropst, dearly beloved husband of Frieda Tropst (nee Sternberg), and father of Lillle Tropst, and our dear son, brother and brother-in-law, at the age of 38 years and 8 months.

Funeral will take place on Sunday, Sept. 4. at 2 p. from family residence, 2325 Gravois avenue, to St. Paul's Cemetery.

WIHTELT Suddenly, at her residence, 4424 Delmar boulevard, Margaret E. Whitely (nee Dempsey), beloved mother of Maria, Harry, Dempsey. Ray, Estella and Florence Whitely. Funeral services at Cathedral Chapel, Newstead and Maryland avenues, on Sunday, Sept. 4, at 2 p.

m. Interment at Chicago. Chicago and Quebec papers please copy. (c) ZIKGLER At 1:20 p. on Friday, CHURCH NOTICES.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Lesson sermon subject at each church: "Man." First Church, King's highway and Westminster place. Services at 10:45 a. and 8 p. m. Second Church, Church Edifice, 4234 Washington boulevard, at 10:45 a.

m. Third Church, B'nai El Temple, Flad and Spring- avenues. Services at 11 a. m. Fourth Church, Church Edifice, Pare boulevard, between Belt and Mont-clair.

Services at 11 ai m. Christian ScVence Reading: Room, suite 1312 Syndicate Trust Building. Open 9 a. m. to 6 p.

m. daily, except Sundays and legal holidays. All are welcome. (c7) CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL. Thirteenth and Locust streets; 7 m.

and 8 a. holy communion; 11 morning prayer and sermon; 8 p. evening prayer and sermon. FIRST CONGREGATION ATj CHURCH Delmar boulevard, near AUTOMOBILE For sale, cheap, at Erring' s. ik ana up.

VOT5 Locust st. AUTOMOBILE For rent. 5-passe niter; $2.23 per hour. Forest 6319. Hi AUTOMOBILE For sale.

Maxwell runbout. top, wind shield. 8060 01 a i UMUH ILL For sale or trsde. 40 h. P.

POIM Tnlwln B971 Easton av. 0 AUTOMOBILES Wtd. To buy lor csl; second-hand. In good condition. P.

O. Box Houston, Tex. Of AUToj3iLX For saie or tradr; C-iSssen- rr Rambler. Address 2241 Washington. granite Citv III.

(7 AU TO TIRES We have good 2d-hand aulo 11 low mua luufB, an sizes ma uiaaex; ryr i.a. tMj r. ltn afc ni; AUTOMOBILE For sale: 4-paenger Ford, with folding tonneau: flrst-class conAtfton. Phone Delmar 4iL. AUTOMOBILE For sale.

2-eated Maxwell ruiuibout; run 5 months: with top; suitable for doctor; at a bargain. 3445 Pine between 4 and 8 p. m. '71 AUTOMOBILE For ul- rsllabl Davton. almost new, in good order; cost $950 but will sen f0r J250.

Cook Motor Car 2737 Olive st. (c ROADSTER For sale, late model Ford, big imi mun 1C COASTER For sale. Wayne c-Jit. 2-ovlinder nrfM.t craiditlon. People Auto.

4921 Delmar. (c57x TOURING CARS for hire, first-claas. to 4 per hour; careful driver. Monroe 519. (7 TOURING CAR For sale; Ford Model rood as new.

fullv equipped; tires, tools. etc; party leaving city. Bos N-8r. Post-Dispatch. (7) VULCANIZING Send your tir and luh renalrlns- ta Nawaom.

414a i)llv- I.tn. dell 8S77. (c Automobifo School of Jnatructcn 1103-1105 PINK ST. AUTO AUCTION. We are closing out our automobile de partment, which consists of two new passenger cars iind a line of tops, wind shields.

amps, speedometers and chaurteurs coals. Auction 10 a. m. Wednesday, Sept. 7, 19l(, at 914 N.

Broadwav. near Franklin. Nothlne second-hand. Inspwtlon Invited. For particulars see Broadway Vehicle Co.

Sloecker t-rice. Auctioneers. c'i BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES MOTORCYCLE For sale. 8-horsepower 11XKJ moaei, spienaia running order. os.

44 Ferdinand. 7) WE buy 2d-hand bicycles in any condition; rehtillt wViaaIm re pairing. The Clipper Cycle 09 Man- cnester, ana ueimar ana rjucild. (cs HORSES AND VEHICLES WANTED HORSH Wtd Draft horse, about 1400 A years old: must be sound. Anblv 1221 Montgomery.

HORSE Wtd. Good, sound work horse or small team of mules. K00 Wachtel av. South 812. (71 FOR SALE BUGGIES For aale, reliable storm buggies, peddling, grocer, bakery, butcher, laundry, milk, carpenter, painter, whiten- -er, plasterer, plumbing, tinner, platform op wagons ana truck spring stake wagons, 60 to 1226.

John Toblnka, 1340 N. 7th st. cl5 BUGGY For aaln, drummer's buggy, with long body: new; worth J16S, for $110; bargain. 2S11 Market st. (f HARNESS For sale, the largest stork of best harness and lowest prices.

A. Tuck- ctt. 1524 N. Broadway. (cs HARNESS For sale.

d'mble set brsss- mounted express harness: nne condition: no reasonable offer will be refused. 4920 Lahadle av. HORSE For sale, handsome, big. fast horse. trap and harness.

33 1 1 pine st. t7) HORSE For sale; bay; good traveler; $40. Call st once. 22i(0 wren av. ic HORSE For sale, big work horse, top buKHV.

macadam wagon: cneap: leaving citv. 8036 Cass a v. (7 HORSE! For sale, by owner, horae, harness and phaeton; cheap; will separate. 1152 Bayard. HORSE For sale; runalKut, surrey, alogl and double harness; automatic shotgun.

O'H! tl IV HORSE For sale, gwjd horse for riding or buggy. Call a to 8 p. rear 3631 Delmar bl. 16) HORSES FOR SALE, I Motor Trucks Replace the HorseJ 16 horses and mares must be sold tcf make room for our motor wagon sysj tern; no reasonable offer refused; 5 daysf trial. See stable boss.

Stable No. 3. 450 Collinsville E. St. Louis? Stockyards cars pass stable.

SOUTHERN TRANSFER CO. (Incorporated.) i Bridge 1843, St. Clair 09.fray' MARES Must sell 20 mares and horses, suit-J able all purposes; guarantee given; 4 hi foal Construction a'ni r. st.xn MULES For sale, team of mules; top dTI livery wagon ana set narness. jvppiy 1 1 it: King's highway, Ichj PARK WAGON For sale; good as new; $15.1 1 rz Alien av.

PEDDLER OUTFIT For sale; good horaej wagon and harness; license, measure; 1 and boxes. Ill n. urnanwny. PONT For sale; nice driving. 7 years oids will sell cheap.

Williams. 3819A LabadM' av. '-(te RUNABOUT For sale, stanhope, used dozen times; cost sizo, ior jn.ou. it! Market St. (rT, WAGON $65 buys S-spnug lop wsgon, goo for one-horse lea wagon, aiuj a.

Bini'i: wav. WAGON For sal. brand-new 8-seat tnij new. $45; new single harness. $15.

1515 Broadway. Mercantile Trans. Co. (f7i WAGON For sale, top, good as new, for grocery or butcher; bargain; $66, Market St. (c7) WAGON For sale.

2-horse platform spring. weight 23O0 pounds, suitable ror reea nusi- or heavy exoress. fine condition: was built to order 8 months ago; call and ae It: no reasonable offer will be refused. 4023 MACHINERY FOR SALE CANDY MACHINE For sale, Emnlr floss; gooa coduiuoo, na.11 cricw. i Pine.

(t GENERATOR For sale, ona Western Ele trie C. i K. vy generator; one west inghouse D. C. 10 K.

one Witt khjk: Una engine, zo-nora-powwr. wun i-iuica inia lev and oil tank, complete; all In Al condf tlon. Address star Clothing Jjrg. Jel ferson Cltv. mo.

PRINTING PRESS For sale; matter tys snd type racss. 111 rireinen. AUCTION 8ALES ASSIGNEE'S MICTION SfiLE. Pursuant to an order of tha Circuit Cmir of the City of St. Louis.

in tha mat tsr of tba assignment of ths Smlthera Une dertaklng Co. and 'directed to ma, the undersigned assignee, and dated Sept. 1, I will on Tuesday, Hept. 6. lb 10, at 10 30 o'clock a- offer for sals at tha praanlars, 2714 Olive St.

Louis, at pubilo vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow Ing assets of the Smlthors Undertaking Black horse. 16H hands high; two undertaker's wagons (Cunningham makai: ona storm buggy. one set single hsmess. 10 burial caakets, assorted; thres large casket howcases. one lot undertaker's hardware, casket linings, silk; embalming fluids and instruments, burial rolx-s.

catidr'abra. casket pedestals, trucks for caskets, ottirm and parlor furniture, card Index to Ballefontaina Cemetery with map: one Isrg Iron offlc. safe, three down folding chairs, and suetj other property aa was aanlgned to im by tha Srnitbers Undertaking to COLIN M. BELPH, AssIgnM, Continental Bide. Bt.

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Selkirk auctlonawa. V. W. Imslepen, attorney for asstpaLftMKl CLOTHING CLOTHING Oanta tailor mada saoond-hsnd suits pants. good as nsw, at your owsj nrlcs.

Call at onoa, Vslkaman. XUM Mar ket st. cM POULTRY AND BIRDS CHICKENS For sal, genuine Fhod Island. Ilsd chickens; reasonable, 6243 KpavJdtna. i SEvVINQ MACHINES BEWINO MACHINES For asla.

dropbsada. $10 up: allghtly used machine. $5 up; re-pa irs for all machines and parts. O. Bharldsn.

"10 N. t'th st. STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES DEK8 bought and sold usd desks for all offlne work. Mclsy. 1454 Franklin av.l 1 FIXTURES For asla; ofnee and ators.

room; Including display tables, showcases and alactrlc fans. $07 Waahtngton av. irll TO EXCHANGE BUHINK83 Wtd Will echang drug at(x of about $ly. with s1 fountain, doing gond at Iasburg, for stock of groceries, dry $kkIs or o(nr small business In St liui. Ad.

A. M. Gain, M. Lcaaburg. tcUSi) COOK Wtd.

Colored, with husband, for outside work; references. C. S. Severson, 111 N. 8th st.

(7) COOK Wtd. Female, plain cook for board ing nouse; come reaay to ww. 9th. N. COOK Wtd.

Young girl, white or colored, to cook and look after sick woman; no washing or ironing. Call 1622 Franklin. Wm. Emken. (c7 COOK Wtd.

Experienced: German preferred; small family: to start Sept. 10; other servants; references required. Box C-116, (c) COOK Wtd. -Al. in private family: a white will Protestant woman, neat and willing.

pay one-half wages until family return, Sept. 20; good wages to competent person; refer-ences required. Call 653 Page. (c6) DISHWASHER Wtd. Woman, In restaurant.

1602 S. Broadway. EDGE BASTER3 WTtd. Experienced, and finishers on custom coats; also small girls to learn: apply J. W.

Losse. 807-00 N. 6th, 4th floor. (cm EXAMINERS Wtd. Experienced, on skirts: apply at once.

701 Lucas sr. (c7) FINISHER Wtd. On pants; steady work; good pay; in tailor store. 1121 Franklin. (7) FINISHER Wtd.

Lady photograph finisher. Olive Studio. 720 Olive st. (cKl FITTER Wtd. Experienced.

for ladles' suits: good salary: permanent position for right party; send reference with application: answer quick. Rosenfleld's. Memphis. Tenn. GIRLS Wtd.

In all departments. Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills. uz s. 7tn. (oi GIRL Wtd.

Young girl to help in photo finishing shop. Apply 2211 Olive, St. GIRLS Wtd. Pants makers. Rawiings Mfg.

tc6) 2301 Lucas av. GIRL Wtd. Good German, for upstairs work and assist laundry. 4IHJ jnct'nerson, ic.i) GIRL Wtd. For general housework.

4222 Morgan. GIRL Wtd. To pack coffee and help in store. 1529 S. Broadway.

GIRL Wtd. Or woman, for general house work at once. 215 s. 14th. c) GIRL Wtd.

For dining-room work In res taurant. 720 Chouteau. GIRLS To sew on vests. 1112 Ar senal. GIRL -Young, to take care of 6236 Waterman av.

waiv- (71 Ing child. GIRL Wtd. For general housework; no wasning; gooa wages, saza Connecti cut. 7 GIRL Wtd. For general housework; must sleep at noma.

jrteniy 1411 Mai-lincroat. GIRLS Wtd. Experienced, to address en velopes on Oliver typewriter. Kellerstrass Distilling 23 S. 4th St.

(cS) GIRLS Wtd. For light work In badge de partment; no experience necessary. 410 Lucas av. (c7) GIRL Wtd. Experienced, white, for gen eral housework: small family.

S860 Wash ington GIRL Wtd. Jewish or German preferred, for light housework- 2 in family; good wages. H. Dransky, 4630 Page bl. (7) GIRL Wtd.

For cooking and downstairs work: no washing. Phone Forest 303. 5478 Clemens. GIRLS WTD. EXPERIENCED.

TO PACK CRACKERS AND CAKES. UNION BI3- CUIT 6TH AND CARR. (c3) GIRL Wtd. Splendid, permanent home and clothes, in exchange for general work In family of 2. Call at once, 4546A Page.

GIRLS Wtd. Hand sewers and machine op erators; steady work and good pay. Call Grain-Glass Cap 804 N. 16th st. (c7t GIRLS Wtd.

For dishwashing and help's nan. rony tausi a Restaurant, Hroaaway and Elm. GIRL Wtd. For general housework; ex perienced, white: work in family of 3: no washing: no outside work; good wages. sgzj waenintop av.

i GIRL Wtd. For upstairs and dining room work; treated as 1 of the family: tfood wages; start at once. 3630 Laclede. Lindell 681. GIRLS Wtd.

To work In ostrich feather house; no experience necessary; good pay. Peckham's, 616 Washington 5th floor. (c GIRLS Wtd. -Nice, not over 16. to learn ribboning and sewing on muslin underwear; good chance for advancement.

Apply sixth floor. Aresco Mfg. 11th and St. Charles sts. (cS) HOL'SEGIRL Wtd.

For general housework: private family. 210Q Lafayette. (1) HOCSEGIRL Wtd. And cook. 4530 Ber- Iin av.

cT) HOUSEGIRL Wtd White girl for hour- work. In small family 4299A Cook av. (91) HOUSEGIRL Wtd. 13 or 16 years old; no wasning. page pi.

HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Girl for cooking and general housework. 5H21 von ersen. (i) HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Colored: for general housework: $1 month.

4637 Easton. HOUSEGIRL -For general housework. 5972 Cates. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Young, colored, for housework, family of 4.

3333 Lafayette HOUSEGIRL Wtd. German, for general housework; no washing, 014 Maple HOUSEGIRL Wtd. White, family of 2. in a flat: go homq nights. 6031 Westminster.

HOUSEGIRL Wtd. And kitchen girl. Mis souri School for Blind. 3S15 Magnolia. HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

For general housework. 3631 Flad av. ici 1 HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Colored girl for hous work. Ii32 Iowa av HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

For general housework. 42T Morgan, call Sunday. 9 m. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. To assist with general housework in small family.

3S30 Hartford ft, (7) .3 U.IUU, for general housework: German preferred. 3961 N. 11th St. (c6 HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Good, for general house work: good home: good wages; small ram-II v.

0139 Fairmouirt e7) HOUSEGIRL Wtd. German. for general housework: small house: good wages and good homo to the right party. isiair. in HOUSEGIRL White.

for family; good general housework small wages 3021 A McPherson av. (c71 HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general house work and assist with washing and 1 ron- ing; good wages. 3009 Qcyer; Grand 598. HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

For general housework; family of second floor west. 4319 Lin dell. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. General housework: good wages; good home; references. 5501 Von Versen av.

(61 HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Good girl for general housework: small family; no washing; good waaes. 5M80 Clemens. (coi HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general housework two in family, light work and good home reference required.

4919 Devonshire av. (1) HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Girl for general house work, washing and ironing: small family. 5072 A Von Vrsmav- ic7) HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Experienced white, for general housework.

4U54 Linden apart ment A HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general housework three in family; no laundry. 4625 West mmster pi. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Good, for general house work: good home for good girl; small flat: 1 1 1 easy j-rw imumiu TjrkTTHWjJTTJT.

Wtrt For ffpnrai housework: small flrst-class family; no washing. 6249 Washington: Forest 308. c7) HOUSEKEEPER Wtd. For widower with 2 children. Call after 6 p.

2021 Ben ton st. HOUSEKEEPER Wtd. Reliable protectant woman housi-keeper for mother and two daughters. 5800 Delmar third floor. HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

For general housework; i I HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general housework must be good cook, with references. 6143 Kingsbury bl. 7) HoUKEGI RL Wtd. General housework good pay, good homo, good accommoda tions; easy worn; iamuy or i.

esa wens. (7) HOUSEOIRLS Wtd. Two. white, in suburbs cook and nurse for walking child and assist with housework: rererences requirea. ii nhone.

Webster 351. HOUSEKEEPER Wtd. By Sept. 15. a good eeneral housekeeper.

refined lamlly of 6, including 2 small children; nice modern home: must be neat and clean. Address, at once Mrs. A. J- Hsmstreet. Ken net t.

Mo. Box 293. JOB PRESSFEEDER Wtd. Allan-Pfelff-r Chemical 1700 Morgan St. IT) KITCHEN WOMAN Wtd.

At St. Luke's Hospital, Belt snd Delmar. e. LADY Wtd. Young, for flower store: must be attractive and flrst-class saleslady: no other need apply.

Foster Floral Co. (6) i.itvi)RKSS Wtd. White woman for wash ing and Ironing Wednesdays; call Sunday morning after 9 clock; must be honest and steady rH.f Magnolia av. vi Aiii I-Lxoerienoed: must furnish good references. Apply at linen room.

Mar- nuetta Hotel. MAJD Wtd. To wait 00 lady and do mend ing: small ramiiy: cny reiercuce; xa. 44h4 West line bl. Forest 4261.

MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN Wtd. 050. to take part in Newton's Siege of Jericho. Apply to Stage Manager.

Lansdowns Park. Het St. Louis. p. m.

aaturaay. NURSEGIRL Wtd. To assist with children and pouaoworK. 01:11 juiisn. (71 OPERATOR Wtd, Experienced buttonhole machine operator on Tine cunom pants.

J. Ijosse P. T. SOT N. 6th St.

c7) OPERATORS Wtd. On Singer aad Wlloo em UtDD mfttiuun, s.wu iw 111 class operators. Imperial Belt Mfg. 01 Washington av. (c7 PkESSFEKlltR WtM.

Experienced pob. In pr-t I htra Tioor locust st SKIRT MAKERS Wtd. Experienced; lx-l was-es In cltv: steady work and large, well lighted factory. B23-2S Washington. 7th floor.

c7) PRESSER8 Wtd. On ladles garments. R- vrrugui or (T. n. urn vuia.

OPERATORS Wtd. In coat factory: highest wages; steady work. Apply immediately. FER GUSON WATERPROOF 2126 S. Second st.

(c4) TRIMMERS Wtd 50; experienced; and maaers. Sylvester juage nt ticiorj, 1S19 Pine st. WAITRESS Wtd. Nice, at 1212 Olive. WAITRESS Wtd.

Experienced, arm, from to evenings; come at once. iw i.jiive. WAITRESSES Wtd. $7 week; no Sunday work. 1I Franklin.

WOMAN Wtd. To work in kitchen; no Sun- aay work. 1237 Chouteau. WOMAN Wtd. Good colored, to wash dishes In restaurant.

4949 Delmar. WOMAN Wtd. To help in kitchen. 418 N. nth st.

WOMAN Wtd. White, for general house work and laundrv: 8 In family. 4930 oun tain, northwest corner Euclid. WOMAN Wtd. Experienced, to help in cooking and washing dishes in small hotel.

603 Walnut. (c7) SALESLADIES. ETC SALESLADY Wtd. With experience in dry foods. ladles' and gentlemen luraunnms.

5 Olive st. 17) SALESLADY Wtd. Experienced, for suits and cloaks; good salary for right party; Bend reference with application. Rosenlleld s. Memphis, lenn.

LAUNDRY HELP WANTED BOSOM IRONER Wtd. And starcher. West ern Laundry. 1211 S. 7th.

BUNDLE WRAPPER Wtd And girl to list. Old St. Louis Laundry. 103" ictor. ici MARKER Wtd.

Experienced: and assorter. Box y-64. Post-Dispatch. hi 1 SHIRT IRONERS Wtd. Experienced; also ouffers and banders; steady work: goou pay.

Ely A. Walker Shirt Factory. Bin ana Hickory. l2 WASHERMAN Wtd. Alton Laundry Alton, 111.

(O SHOEWORKERS WANTED SKIVERS Tytd. Closers, folders and lining makers on men's work, werineimer-owoi i. Shoe 14th and Papln. (2) TREERS Wtd. Dressers, tip repairers, pack ers and girls to learn, peters ssnoe v.o., 12th and North Market.

el For Sale-Wanted MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE CASH REGISTER For sals. National: fine order: cheap. 1137 Market gt. icai COAL Delivered. Standard 12c.

Sunlight 12c. mount xoc. juiiiiruu tiw.w, Olive 505 Central 5612. cf DESK For sale; roll top. Apply 929 La onus ni.

NEW city map. Just out, snowing route of every car una; ni nrcci iuucadu numbered; prepaid, 26c Foster's, 410 Washington av. (c) OFFICE and store fixtures bought and sold. Max Merlnbaum, 0O8-IO K. 7tn ven tral 4796L.

ioot OIL PAINTING For sale, handsome oil painting; very cneap. ivvi 0. croaawny. PRESSES For sale. 4 tinner's stamping foot presses, good as new.

9Q p. 4tn. ((i TNG For Rale irentleman's diamond: beau tiful setting, perfect cut: a real gem: value $100; price $55; a bargain. Call Saturday or Sunday evening. 5 to 7 p.

Marcus. 3102 Olive st. io TENTS For sale, and tarpaulins, all sizes. St. Louis Belting and Supply 009 a.

4th st. (C6) TRUNK For sale, wardrobe trunk, as good as new: worm sa; cneap. 10 uooa- fellow. av. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS cijytHINO Hlzhest unci Dld for gents' old clothing and snoea; postal or can at store, yatkemann.

zjuu jsaraec. antral tn. Bomont 1910. ALL men's suits, overcoats 1 can get; need them for shipment Montana; will pay 4 to $12 per suit. Joe Gelber.

4426 Page; Del- mar 865. Forest 3538: will call at once, (cut CAST-OFF CLOTHING needed; willing to pay for suits and overcoats, $5 up; also ladles' clothing. H. Banks. 1324 Blddle.

Olive 828. (CS) NICKEL PLATING. STOVES REPLATED. Also gold, silver, brass and copper plating. repairing, oxidizing and lacquering at reasonable prices.

DEGQE Jc MUSICK, 71T-(1 jviarset st. (cow CHAIRS-1 For sale, 6 leather upholstered oak dining chairs; cheap. 1419 arrar. 1 1 DAVENPORT For sale, 1. also 2 beds.

1 kitchen cabinet, 1 dining-room table, 1 wash machine; no dealers. tbi wells. FURNISHINGS For sale; of 6-room apart ment used 4 months: call before Tuesday. 1520 S. Theresa.

(7) FURNITURE For sale. rugs, gas range. 11 brary table, dresser, Morris cnair, iron beds. 3330 Morgan. FURNITURE For sale, and lot of houso- hold goods; quick; cheap; lot new and 2d band harness.

4563 N. Market: must sell. FURNITURE Ses McClay for slightly used iron beds, folding beds, wardrobes, chif foniers, sideboards, arsfcsers. ranges, neav nameta everything for housekeeping our quick sales and small profit plsn demands vour attention. 1432 Franklin, (csv FURNITURE For sale.

541 ernon. (O HOl'SEFURNISHINO GOODS For sale: in cluding refrigerators, gas stove, uinin gas stove, dining Call 5114 Morgan st. fcf) room furniture, etc. LEATHER COUCH For sale, one Mexican leather coucn. gas stove; must De soia.

2511A Benton. (7) RUGS For saie; all kinds, cneap. Uiot Carpet Cleaning zoo uiiv at. inci t.arpet Cleaning vnvc wi. iqc; RUGS Several, good, for sale: reasonable.

Chicago C. Carpet 8829 Finney. (Sc SLIGHTLY used reflnlshed. Household goods will bs sacrificed for cash. Free packing and shipping to country buyers.

1020-2. ranklin av. cB) WiTK.R HEATER For sale. Ruud instan taneous water heater In perfect working order. Forest cn.t.

wi wasnington. iu WE NEED The room for storage. If you want to aavs money, call on us. Ws hava 150 iron beds, springs and mattresses that were used lust two weeks at the Planters Hotel, that will be sold at half the regular price. Wa also sell 11 nher ronrli in proportion.

Ws carry everything used In the household from ths kltcnen to tne Rir. 1 pack or store your gooas, ring us up. fciiw A. LANG AN FUR. 2004 Morgan.

Central 6053. Bomont 399. (cx85) HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED FEATHER beds, pillows wanted for shipment: pay $5 to $25 beds, or 26c to 4pc lb. Delmar 865, Forest 3538. Jos Gelber, 426 Pegs bl.

(CH) FURNITURE Wtd Second hand, to furnish 4-room apartment; must os in good condition- state nrice: no dealers. Box- N-17L Post-Dispatch. (6) FURNITURE Wtd. Carpets, contents of riata dwellings, stock of stores: highest cash price. Schober.

4018 Page bl. Delmar 2985. Forest 80.TB. (141 riFHKS Wtd. Cash paid for office fixtures.

McClay. 14S4 Franklin; Ollva 8183. Cen- tral 5478. (go) HOUSEHOLD GOODS taken on consignment: small commission. McClsy, 1434 Franklin; Olive 3133: Central M18.

5 HOUSEHOLD GOODS Wtd. Badly; ssnd postal. McClay, 1434 Franklin; Central 5478. Olive 8133. c8 Household furniture wtd.

Beat pries paid for household goods. Sam, 1113 Vandeventer. Delmar 2773R. (cx23) HOUSEHOLD KX)Ds -Wtd Just opsnlng 2 stores: household goods wanted badly; spot cash paid; postal. New York Furn.

1920 Franklin av. Osntral 6405R. Bomont I960. KITCHEN CABINET Wtd. And 3 rugs, bs 12: must bs in nrst-ciass condition.

Box N-106. Post-Dispatch. (6) BEST prices paid for furniture, stoves, car- nets: Duy entirs rrsiasnces. ilia liann etta. Victor 2461 J.

(c6) BEST prlos fcr furniture or an kinds; buy entire contents of residences and flats. 8615 Laclede prions Delmar 2544. Lindell 4741. R. U.

Leonorl Auc. A Btor. Co. (Ro SPOT CASH for household goods; large or ams.ll lots: contents of houses or stores'. don't sell until you get our bid.

Browser Prtca storage and auc. izo ra.nanu sv rentrl 1ST. Bomont 22. ca: ANIMALS PUPPIES For sals, fins St. Bernard; cneap, 1916 provencher pi.

(7) BOOK8 AND PERIODICALS BOOKS of all kinds bought aad sold; call or aaod address to Mills1 Book Btora. 60f Chestnut st. CAMERAS. ETC CAMERA For sale. 8lfi at 3S.

wig Music Hotia. 514 Walnut. Lud CAMERA For sale, 18xl( portrait camera. ens. stand and outfit- cheap.

Ad. Bunt Ing. 1718 Market st. (7 MACHINIST Wtd. First-class.

Apply Cora Products Refining can plant. Granite City, 111. (CO MACHINE HAND Wtd. Good, allround. on sash and doors.

Apply St. Louis Mill Works. "2714 La Sails St. c7) MAN Wtd. Middle-aged, to drive macadam wagon.

2842 Meramec. MAN Wtd. Allround, to work, nights. Owl Lunchery, 807 N. 18th.

MAN AND WIFE Wtd. One to do cooking, other to wait on table and attend to house-work; references required. Box Y-62. MAN Wtd. Young, some experience In meat shop and delivery wagon.

6S04 Gravois. (7) MAN Wtd. Who understands operating folding machine in book bindery. Box C-74. Post-Dispatch.

(c) MAN Wtd. For general work and deliver: must be a willing worker. 4506 Delmar bl. MAN Wtd. Experienced man for Roval molder.

Huttig Sash and Door 120S Old Manchester. tl) MEN Wtd. No experience necessary; to put out a family iron: s-ood proposition. For particulars see S. E.

Parks. 716 Locust. (c6( MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN Wtd. 230, to take part in Newton fclege of Jericho.

Apply Stage Manager, Lansdowne Park East St. Lftils. n. Saturday. Wrtii A IVIe-lirwi ieii men fiir the IT Marine Corps, between the ages of 19 and sk; must be native born or nave nrst papers: monthly pay $15 to additional compensation possible; food, clothing, quar ters and medical attendance free; arter do years' service can retire with 73 per cent of pay and allowances; service on board ship and ashore in all parts of the world.

Apply at U. S. Marine Corps Recrultins Office. Dome Postofflce, 8th and Olive, or 1719 Market St. Louis.

Mo. cH) MOLDER Wtd. Good allround molder for tohhinz shoD. Ponlar Bluff Foundry and Machine Works Poplar Bluffs. Mo.

(6 NIGHT ENGINEER Wtd. Grain elevator; reference required. Box N-12. b) OFFICE BOY Wtd. Experienced; 10 years of age; wages 4 per week, box x-na, Post-Dispatch.

(a) PLASTERERS -Small lob. 1709 Wash- fc) Ington av. POLISHERS Wtd. And buffers. M.

A. Hel- mann. 13in s. st. (c PORTER Wtd.

Colored. 2636 Cherokee. (c PORTER Wtd. In pool hall. 213 N.

12th. PORTER Wtd. Reliable, for drug store; references required; Taylor and Cook. POSTAL PHOTOGRAPHER Market. Wtd.

1819 (7) POT WASHER Wtd. No Sunday work. Mid- dav Lunchroom. 15 st. (C PRESSER Wtd.

Experienced. Brazls. Collinsvllle. 111. at once, at (c6i PRESSER Wtd.

At Pressing Parlor. 3938 Olive. Ideal CARRYMEN Wtd. Wages $2.50. and also laborers.

Apply the Big Bend Quarry Lucky Station rd. and Terminal Central Belt line, ic5) SLIP DRIVERS Wtd. Twenty, for night and day work. Apply ready ror work a. m.

Monday. 3701 Easton. (c7) TAILOR Wtd. Allround. for cleaning and repairing store: must be good presser.

Morgen Thaler. 1000 Wash. (7) TEAMS Wtd. To haul macadam. Apply at (c2 quarry.

Montrose and Scott. TEAMS Wtd. To haul clay. Apply Black- mer Sc Post Pipe Arsenal ana was Hill Railroad. () TEAMS Wtd.

25. and 23 men, 6th and Mor gan. Monday morning; money any time. Schweitzer. TINNER Wtd.

Good, soberf steady work year round: good shop and tools. Address White Plumbing and Heating Charles ton, in. TRUCKERS Wtd. experienced brick: also men to shovel clay in sheds. Apply Hydraulic Press Brick 5000 Natural Bridge rd.

UPHOLSTERER Wtd. Thoroughly first- class. Apply wrlgnt-Giimore jjecoraung Olive. (ci) WAITERS Wtd. Three colo-ed.

today. 014 N. Grind. Granville Mntei. WHEEL BORERS Wtd.

Apply 2800 De Kalb st. (c7) WIRE WORKER Wtd. First-class metal grill and channel frame 'wire worker; $20 per week. 9-hour day; steady work. The White wire wonts exchange Rochester.

N. Y. (c6 WOODTURNERS Wtd. 2, to turn wood smoking pipes; state age. experience, bv mail.

St, Clair Pipe St. Clair, Slo. (c7) YOUNG MAN Wtd. Or woman, generally useful around lunchroom. 1420 Morgan YOUNG MAN Wtd.

Or lady, to operate branch exchange and typewriter; must be experienced. Apply Fulton Iron Works, 1022 N. 2d St. SHOEWO RKER WANTE CUTTERS Wrtd. Outsole.

Call Tuesday morning. Sole Leather Factory. 2320 Randolph. (cl) LASTER Wtd. Experienced Goodyear and McKay, on men's work.

Bentley Olmsted Des Moines. Io. (cl) OPERATOR Wtd Niggerhead. and pull over on new McKays, fiiu vaiue nam. Glasgow and North Market.

(3) SCOURERS Wtd. Experienced; bottom Sand ers, edge trimmers. Doiurai wneeieis. ue- ond lasters. on McKay work; also boys to lefirn.

roieia jitwc Market. Js.ll SHOE WORKERS Wtd, 1 puller-over. 1 nig gerhead operator: union shop; steady work. Call Western Lea to 5 p. m.

(o) TRIMMING CUTTERS Wtd. On ladles' fine shoes. Friedman-Shelby Shoe Atlantic Factory. 3417 Locust. Id) AGENTS WAJJED AGENTS Wtd.

Either sex, to sell best photo ticket! S3 dally easily made. Olive Studio. 720 Olive st (oS) AGENTS Wtd. Land agent, real estate and insurance agencies, to sell land and Homeseekers in one of the best Texas Gulf coast propositions on the market: liberal commission: arrangements to goou men. riu.

the owners, the Calhoun County Cattle 312 Llggest St. Louis. Mo. c7) SALESMEN Wtd Soliciting. Room 210 Mer-chants-Laclede Bldg.

c) SALESMEN If you don't sell our advertising novelties we both loose money; sample and particulars free. Japanese Novelty Clinton. Io. SALESMAN Wtd. A first-class installment furniture salesman for out-of-town position: permanent Job; good money to right man.

Box C-72. Post-Dispatch. (c7 SALESMAN Become traveling salesman, se cure position ror rail traae witn nationally-known house; that's what we guarantee: Investigate this opportunity today. School of Successful Salesmanship. 005 Olive St.

1 Sil.ESS'EN Wtd. Our new oroooeitlon: sue cess almost certain selling groceries and clothing bv mail; also complete line of general merchandise; something new; $25 to $100 necessary: particulars rree. j. r. iacjtey, 2230 La Salle Chicago, mall order business: began with send Ti inn.

lor iree wwkicl, icub uuw. Iyockport. N. Y. (8) LEARN salesmanship: earn $1000 to $5000 year; we can lumisn students positions where they can enrn $100 per month while studying.

Practical scnooi or. oaieamansmp. Cleveland. O. (c8 CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS DEMONSTRATORS Wtd.

10 ladles, to in trouduce high-grade toilet preparations In small towns and cities: workers can make id to $5 "er day; samples and Instructions HELPERS Wtd. To organise real estate agents. J. H. Hanly.

ouincy. in. (141 TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES LADIES, learn hairresslng and all branches mt half nrice: no colored students: day and night classes; call or write. Miss Chatham's School of HalrdreBlnc. Bth and Chestnut.

cSi LADIES Wtd. To learn hairdressing. man icuring, facial massage, electrolysis or chiropody: largest and most complete insti tution of the kind in the world; our system embraces all principal cities; established 1893; few weeks complete: position waiting: particulars free. Moler College. 1110 Pine.i4l RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS Wtd.

St. Louts examination Nov. 12: $SO0 to $ltX): preparation free; write immediately. Franklin Institute, iept. lot i.

rtocnester. i. tJ RAILWAY mail and clerk-carrier examina tions Nov. 2-12; thousands needed; prepare now: write or call lor trial lesson and Ires scholarship offer. Osment.

New Wright St. Iouis. HELP WANTED EM ALE BOOKKEEPER Wtd. Experienced lady: must give good references and state, name of last employer. Hox i 1 1.

CHOCOLATE DIPPERS Wtd. Experleuced. and oandy wrappers. Plow canay Co. 3018 Market St.

lc4) rr.KRtf Wtd. Young ladv for office work accurate and neat; state particulars Box C-1S6, Post-Dispatch. COOK Wtd. Competent. 8643 Longfellow.

COOK Wtd. An experienced cook. 4252 Maryland. COOK Wtd. Woman for second; good wages, 8204 Oilve st.

COOK Wtd In a small family; reference required: good waires paid. 4.r'lt Msrvlarid 7 COOK Wul. Slxperienctsd. Aupiy at 4721 Westminster pi. (C5I COO Wtd.

Ftrst-class; good references required: apply between 7 and 8 in cvsnlng at Kingsbury pi. (cS) LAUNDRESS Wants work first days; can give nrst-class references. 1711 Oratiot. LAUNDRESS Sit, wanted by good colored, for Tuesday and Wednesday call for A. Lindell 4999L.

3419 Lawton. MODEL Sit. wanted: cloak and suit: tS bust. Box T-70. Post-Dispatch.

NURSE Sit. wanted by colored girl. or npuseworK. rnone ijinneu twu. NURSEGIRL Sit.

to nurse by 'colored girl; can sew. Call Saturday and Mondav from 9 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.

2514 Goode av. (1) NURSE Practical, wants position to travel with invalid for the winter as companion and nurse; very best of references given and required. not w-178, Post-Dispatch. (3) SEAMSTRESS Sit, by lady as permanent Flshwick. 1927 Gever av.

f7. STENOGRAPHER Position by thoroughly competent ladv: ieaal insurance nnH cotti- mercial experience. Box N-17. Post-Dis. (6) STENOGRAPHER Sit.

wanted; touch type writer, capauie or noiamg good position; years' experience. Box D-195. Post-Dis. (7) STEXflORAPHFP lorlv with 9 years experience in stenographic and general office work, desires position in sreneral office or with some large mercantile giaoiisnment. iwi rsi-isa.

jrVist-ms. WAITRESS Sit. wanted. 2027 Rauschen- WOMAN Sit. by lady to go out Monday inq lUfguay.

Apply Adams St. WOMAN Neat. young, would like to do housework. Call or write 2614 Wash, up stairs. Help Wanted MALE vXLE TURNERS TVtd.

Apply STEEL PLANT, Wharf and St. George st. (c5) BAKER Wtd. Second hand. Denverside P.alfftrv IftflO -1, a i Call morning or evening.

(c6 BAND SAWYER Sit. wanted, In furniture factory; references if required. 3119 Clark. BARBER Wtd. This afternoon 1429 Cass.

and. even- Iner: S4 cuaranteed. BARBER Wtd. First-claas. Yotsch A Buh, c8) Belleville.

111. BARBER Wtd. On Saturday: $4 guaran- teed. iw.03 St. Louis.

BARTENDER -Inexperienced. rled. fftD Scanlan. BENCH HAND Wtd. Experienced, fa miliar with brass and iron store fix-turea.

M. A. Helmann, 1310 S. 13th. (c) BOOKBINDER Wtd.

Foreman for large edition cloth and leather bindery. In ISast. To the proper man the best position In the business. Box E-3L Post-Dispatch. c) BOY Wtd.

In drug store. 641 N. Grand. BOY Wtd. To work In drug store 4S61 St.

jl-ouis av. BOY Wtd. 16 or 17, drug store. 16th and St- Louis. BOY Wtd.

Good, to work In drug store. Ap- piy a. BOY Wtd. Errand boy. Apply Maserang Drug Store.

4500 Olive. (7) BOY Wtd. In drug store- over 16 years old. Schultz Pharmacy, Laclede. (7) BOY Wtd.

Bright, for ofneo work- salary to start $12 a month. Apply 014 Commercial Bldg. BOY Wtd. 16 years or over for drug store; bring good references: $6 week: must do cleaning. 3500 Olive.

BOY Wtd. To run errands. Apply today. Mayers Baths. 404 Broadway, second floor.

BOYS Wtd. Two. experienced in drug store, references. Miller Drug 10th and Market. (0) BOY Wtd.

To work in drug store. 16 years old: one wno wants to learn business. J623 R. Grand av. BOYS Wtd.

16 years old; grease department. Waters-Pierce Oil 13th and Gratiot: ask for Brinkmeyer. (cj BOY Wtd. Colored. 15 years old.

good, hon est, with references. Gran btudio. ttoe Cive, St. BOY Wtd. Intelligent, to run a switchboard, between 16 and 18 years of age.

Apply Racquet Club, King's highway and McPherson. (ct) BRASS MoLUEi; Wtd. For chandelier work. 25Q7 N. Broadway.

(c8) BUTCHER Wtd. Good, at once; good, steady place and good pay. 714 S. 4th. (7) CAR REPAIRERS -20.

Apply Frisco, 3S40 Chouteau a v. CAR WHEEL ROLLERS Wtd. Apply STEEL PLANT, Wharf and St. George st. (c5) CAR FRAMERS Wtd.

Freight car framers. Apply 2800 De Kalb st. (c8) CAR WHEEL ROLLERS Wtd. Apply 2800 De Kalb st. (c7) CLERK Wtd.

Young man for office work, who understands manufacturing methods: quick and accurate; state particulars. Box C-135. Porrt-DlROatch. (c7) CLERKS Wtd. Railway mail clerks.

Gov ernment clerks at Washington, postofflce clerks-carrier: St. Louis examinations. Nov. 12; average salary $1100: annual vacations; short hours: common education sufficient; Influence unnecessary: preparation free: write for schedule. Franklin Institute.

Dept. 186T. Rochester. N. Y.

(93) COLLECTOR Wtd. By old established real estate firm: must be reliable, competent and able to give bond state previous expe rience ana give rererences wttn application. Box N-Sl. Post-Dispatch. (ft COMMUTATOR BUILDER Wtd.

First-class commutator builder and armature winders, for direct current motors and generators, 1 to IO0O h. factory very pleasantly located; business growing rapidly and steady work assured. State experience and wages wanted, also nationality and whether married or sin-gle. Box E-2L Post-Disnatch. (c4) COMPOSITOR Wtd.

Private printing plant wants a compositor who Is ambitious and ha3 some style. Box E-ftO. Post-Ulspatcn. (c) COOK Wtd. Good; 12 per week.

610 Chouteau av. COOK Wtd. Short-order: come at once Brownie's Lunchroom, 6122 Bartmer; Ho diamont car. COOK Wtd. Reliable colored man.

experienced in restaurant work; $3 to start. 1809 Market (6) CORRESPONDENT Wtd. Who can swing Western flour ana leea advertising to an Eastern milling lournal may hear of an openinp with bright future prospects by ad dressing the Miller Review, pnuaaeipnia. Pa. 1 CREDIT MAN in whoie- aaie cone? uu io uuuoo, must have g-llt-edsre reference; a splendid chance for an assist- A ant credit man, wun cou.ee aim tea experience.

Box A-176, Post-Dispatch. (c6) good salary. Box A-188. Post-Dis. (c7S nlEMik'KRS Wtd.

At once: experienced: steady work for right parties. Ad. Stamn- lny anq -root ia trosw, vt i. sij i 1 1 1 1 1 i i .1 atn .1 work. F.

Conrad. Tir wasnington av. ici DISHWASHER Wtd. Steady man for night work. Lucas, 4 p.

m. DISHWASHER Wtd. Mala. Owl Lunch Room. 1002 3.

Jefferson. DISHWASHER Wtd. Man or woman; steady work, good wages. Call Saturday night or Sunday morning. 4JJ.5 easton.

DRUG CLERK Wtd. Single, registere mot naftlr ArTO.n liberal time off. 8 Hickory st. '7) ERRAND BOY Wtd. In tailor shop.

Al- lertsteln S)2 N. vtn st FREIGHT CAR PAINTERS Wtd. Apply foot of Utah st HEATER BOYS WANTED. Must be over 16 years old and have State age certificate; wages $7.50 per week and my Apply 8TEEL PINT, wnarr ana wrn co) HORSESHOER Wtd. First -class, and gen eral blacksmith.

iwancnester av itufisvsHnf.ft Wtd. Only flrst-cla workman need apply. Hamels, De Soto. Mo. Call American Express Co.

stable. 14th and Knrtu-e sts. HOUSEMAN Wtd. Flrst-class houseman and butler: must be able to furnish beet city references. Box Y-61.

Post-Dls. c) HOUSEMAN Wtd. For dining room and yard: small family: strictly first-class; otty rereren oe; safr. west fine oi. vn-rBE man: wtd.

As helper. bt. Luke's Hoenlta Beit ana twimar. ici LABORERS Wtd. -And rock breakers, A 1 1 lur nil wi n.

H. Redemeyer. IjABORERS Wtd. Fifty; first class. Apply Superintendent, Broadway and Mullanphy JAMES STEWART CO.

(c6) A t'H I IST-OPERATORS Wtd. Night r. mnchlnna: union: S27.C0l Btats Capital! Guthrie. Ok. FOUND EYEGLASSES Found.

Thursday in front Planter Hotel. Call Lost and Found Bureau (71 LOCKET Found, on 9th, between Olive and Pine, Wednesday. Call Post-Dispatch Lost and Found Bureau. (6) PIN Found, sorority pin. in Union Station.

Call Lost and Found Bureau of the Post-Dispatch (6) ARTICLES FOUND BX THE POLICE. CRUTCHES Found. 4th and Lucas, av.lt-ing owner Central District. Employment Wanted MALE ACCOUNTANT Position "wanted by AI accountant, credit man, office manager; very best references. Box N-121, Post-Dls.

(7) BAKER Good, wants position as first hand on bread and rolls any specialty; hand or machine shop. Box D-193, Post-Dispatch. (II BARTENDER Wants position; middle-aged willing to do porter work. Box D-97, BARTENDER Position wanted; flrst-class: 14 years' experience: no bad habits; will do porter work. Box N-104.

Post-Dls. (7) BOOKKEEPER First-class, wants work evenings; permanent or temporary; can au-dit books. Box N-108, Post-Dis. (2) BOOKKEEPER Position wanted by capable and experienced bookkeeper and general office man; good judge of credits, able to manage nelp' best or reference, surety bond; will render first-class service and expect fair salary. Box N-102, Post-Dis.

(7) BOY Position with railroad firm any place in U. Canada or Mexico, by Intelligent boy of 1 years. Box N-68, (11 BRICKLAYER Sit. wanted, steady, by experienced brlcklaver with contractor: or as general repair man with corporation on buildings. Box P-14tl.

Post-Dispatch. (2) CHAUFFEUR Sit. wanted by experienced; licensed; can do own repairing. Box D-94. Post-Dispatch.

(7) CHAUFFEUR Sit. for evenings and Saturday afternoons and Sunday; experienced: can give references. Box R-9. Post-Dls. (7? CHAUFFEUR Experienced, wants position with private family: sober; can do own repairing; references; single.

Box N-169, Post-Dispatch. 6 CHAUFFEUR Sk. by colored chauffeur: can do repair work; city references and license; understands any gasoline cars. W. M.

Storks. 2316 Scott. (7) CHAUFFEUR Sit. wanted; first-class; experienced; can do own repairing: any kind car; references. S.

R. Gapes, 3o26 Laclede. (7) CHAUFFEUR Toung man, experienced, would like position in private family; careful driver; no loy rider. Phone Forest 3108. 5030 Del aj bl.

(7) CHAUFFEUR Competent young German. good habits, thoroughly experienced: 7 years; do own repairing; reference; would like position in city or country. Box N-75. Post-Dispatch, CLERK Wanted, position as clerk or manager for hotek by single man; several years' experience: can furnish beat of references, also bond if necessary. Box N-43, Post-Dispatch.

(6) COOK Sit. wanted by colored man, cooking and housework in small family. 45 Wash-ington terrace. COOK Sit. wanted by Japanese; allround, well experienced; private or business place, in or out of city.

James 101A N. ith. COOK Sit. wanted by sober camp cook and baker; also short order; city or country. J.

F. Mnlvaney. 2508 Dodier St. (7) COOKS Sits, wanted by two cooks as first and second: 6-day house preferred: era- Filoyed at present place 18 months; would ike to change. Box R-37.

Post-Dispatch. il) DRIVER Sit. by middle-aged driver or any kind of work. Ad. E.

W. Ullmer, 1109 X. Vandeventer av. (7) ELECTRICIAN Sit. wanted, as maintenance, in factory or building; first-class; 18 years' experience; do all repairs; refs.

Box W-78. Post-Dispatch. (3j ENGINEER Licensed engineer and electrician wants position in a plant up to 500-horsepower. Box N-166, Post-Dispatch. 6) ENGINEER Practical, and machinist, wishes a change; country town preferred: best of references.

Box N-59. Post-Dis (7) HOTEL CLERK Position wanted; will work night or day; have had some experience; best references. Box N-lll, Post-Dls. (7 HOUSEMAN Bit. wanted, job work, cutting grass, scrubbing steps and attending furnaces; West End.

Box C-179. Post- i.Msratcn. 1 1 MACHINIST Good allround. wants position in automobile repair shop, to learn business; reasonable wages. Box N-79, Post-Dispatch.

(1) MAN Young, wants sit. to learn grocery or any mercantile business. P. bW MAN Young, 22 years old, would like to get work or any King, box n-z. rosi-vis.

i MAN Reliable German wants sit. aa apartment or building Janitor; has experience in both. Box R-2S. Post-Dispatch. (1) MAiN Younit.

of 25. wants to learn a trade or some kind of business; not afraid of work: Bnx R-6S). Post-Dis. (7) MAN Good, bright, young, 16 years, wants position to learn electrical engineering and frilling to work. Phone victor 23MR.

U) MAN Position by a young married man to 2818 B. 13th 'st. (7) MAN Sft. wanted by strong man in warehouse cr wholesale house; has experience. Box Post-Dispatch.

(6) MAN AND WIFE Want position, in city or country no children: city preferred. Box N-07. Post-Dispatch. (1) MAN Sit. wanted: yard or house man or run automobile: best references.

1801 B. th, 2d floor. MAN AND WIFE Old couple, want position of some kind, taking care of country place preferred. 2231 Osage. MAN Sit.

bv young man of 81. with some good, reliable firm, as driver: knows the city well: honest and sober; no cigarette smoker; good references. Box R-4Q. MAN Sit. by an experienced colored man to keep house for 8 or 10 gentlemen attentive, honest and willing to work.

Write or call. Usury i. Patterson, o4iu caoanne. (li MAN Sit. by honest and reliable colored man wants house and dining room work in private family or boarding house.

Write or Call, flan r. rqiirmuii, tip v.gi.eniii.. JlJ MAN AND WIFE Sit. wanted; in refined family: would like to keeo 1-vear-old child; kind treatment more considered than high wages. Box N-IHO, Post-Lilspatch.

(7) MAN Sit. by young man. ambitious and reliable: 8 years' office experience; can handle correspondence and claims: also use typewriter: best reference. Box N-82, Post-Dispatch. (1) MEATCUTTER Wants situation; 10 years' experience: sober and wilting to work.

Arddress 1211 N. Spring av. (T PASTRY COOK Sit. by AI pastry cook, confectioner, etc. in first-class country ho tel or public Institution; I never fail to get the e-nod will of tnv employers.

Box Post-Dlroatrh. (71 SAI.F.SMAN Position wanted, traveling: ex perienced: city or road; with first-class house: best references: 33 years of age. Box N-103. Post-Dispatch (7) STEAMFITTER Sit. wanted by steam and hot-water titter, can lemrai (oj WAITER Wrell-exper1enced colored; will work aa dinner man.

noon or 6 clock R-5r WATCHMAN Sit. wanted; aged 30: refer- eilUCH 1 Ul UUnru, AA. V- andeventer av. TOUNG MAN 22. wants position In even- lng.

w. cnae. ma in. gist si. x.

YOUNG MAN 23, wishes some position with moderate salary and chance for advancement Box t-osi-ins. hi TOUNG MAN Singl- desires position in sa- loon. tend oar, porter worn ana wa.ii.ing; good references. Box N-105, Post-Dls (0 for board and room this winter: references ir reomrett. 1KVX J-Wi.

ill vo.TNfl MAN- Sit wanted bv voung marriei' man: -now working as a grocery clerk for over 12 years; would like a position of some other klna; well recomraeniiea doi Post-Dispatch. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE CASHIER Sit. by young lady in picture show; good reference. K. 3542 Cass.

COMPANION Young, foreign, highly-educated lady desires position as companion or aa chaperon for young girl; graduate masseuse; languages- best references. Krikson. 1410 Broadway. Kansas City. Mo.

(cl COOK Sit. wanted, by German girl, as cook ana nousegiri. in GIRL Sit. by good colored, to do house-, cleaning or laundry work by the day. 3P14 HOUSKOIRL Sit.

wanted by neat colored. as general housework, cook or maid. Miss Jones. a05 Lawton av. HOUSEGIRL Sit.

wanted by young woman with 8-vear-old child, to do general housework. 2517 S. 8d. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. wanted by plain, honest woman with boy 6 years; wishes to toava city; prefer to go to Texas; no Uriflers need apply.

Call Central T721L. (6) HOUSEKEEPER Middle-aged lady. good housekeeper, would like position for gentleman or married couple In or out of city. Mrs. R.

H. Hill. 8413 De Kalb st. (7) JIOUSKGIRL Sit. by.

neat colored as house-girl in private family or chambermaid work. Call or writs, S4oO Lawton. Lulu Hollls. (T) I I l' it Kit htf AiilArl lflV housekeeper for gent: no objection to one child; references exchanged: coll or write ROUP Pass av. 1) LADY Sit.

by elderly lady to care for small children. S7I2 N. 11th St. (1) LAUNDRESS Sit. bv colored, out 3 days H- 1 I LAUNDRESS Sit.

by laundress; wants day work; firjt-ciass. 4364 Cots Brilliants. Sept. 2. 1910, Elsa Ziegler (nee iet-loff) dear mother of Earl and Elsie Detloff.

and daughter of Mrs. Anna Detloff (nee Detering). aged 3S years 8 months and 8 days. Funeral on Sunday, Sept. 4.

at 2 from the late residence, 4113A Carter avenue. Relatives and friends invited. (c) jgvents SOCIAL CALENDAR. ATTENTION Reopening of the Lafavette Dancing Academy. 1S00 S.

18th Saturday evening. Sept. 3. 1910; select parties every Sunday evening: lessons Tuesday and vtcilliiKO, all lllc UtUll.CB Ul KUl and guaranteed in term; best floor and music In city. J.

Ernie, proprietor. (6J BIO baseball fame at Brooklyn, 111., between Kentucky Union and All St. Louis Stars for purse of $50. Game called at 2 p. m.

sharp, at the picnic and barbecue given bv the Roosevelt Social Club. (7) PRIZE euchre and hop given by Emmett Camn. No. 615. W.

O. at 00 Pa ft Saturday, Sept. 3. Personal Requisite amount must accompany orders by mall. Rate 15c per line, mimimum 80c.

ADOPTION FOR ADOPTION Fine baby boy. Maternity Home. 1515 Chouteau av. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Acme Truck and Tool Co. will be held at the office of the company, rooms 1401-7 Liggett in the City of St.

Louis, on Friday, Sept. 16, 1910, at the hour of 9 o'clock a. and continue until 12 for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may be brought before it. FRANK G. KOEHLER, President.

WM. EASING, Secretary. St. Louis. Mo.

Lost and Found TF TOt LOSE AJfTTHINO, and will advertise it here, you will surely recover it if found by an honest fierson. A 3-Tlme Ad seldom fails, temarkable recoveries are. brought about every day through this column. Tour druggist our agent. IF YOU FIND ANYTHING, bring It to the Post-Ilspatch Lest and Fonnd Bureau.

210-212 North Broadway. Get a claim check. Advertise the article. Reclaim it if 0 the owner does not. THE LAW People who find lost articles are interested in knowing that the State Law (Sections 8476 to 8480.

Revised Statutes of Missouri, 1899) is strict in requiring them to seek the owners through advertisement and otherwise, and that a failure to do so, if same can be proven, involves a severe penalty. LOST BANKBOOK Lost. Sept. 2. 1910, bankbook.

with $10 inclosed. Return to Mrs. W. L. Simpson.

8fi23 Laclede, receive reward. BOOK CHECK REGISTER -Lost, on northbound Broadway car, Thursday. 5:30 p. m. reward.

Telephone Victor or return to room 208 South Side Bank Bldg. BRACELET Lost. gold. Friday night at or near Delmar Garden: liberal reward if returned to 766 N. Euclid av.

or phone Forest 2504 (7) CIGAR CUTTER Lost, gold; studded with 6 small diamonds. Reward to finder. Box Y-102, Post-Dispatch. Lost, collie. Sunday.

Aug. 28: male; lcense 1280: return 285S Arsenal. DOG Lost or strayed, brown and white collie, about Monday; reward. 1601 Union. cS) DOG Lost, sky terrier, answers to name of Towser; license No.

reward. 601 Rutger st. (7) DOG Lost, collie dog; brass-mounted collar; license 1009, 7841; yellow and white, blac spot on tail. Reward. Lindell 10U2.

1730 Whlttler st. (ft DOG Lost, one Llewellyn setter, black and grey spotted. 1909 Wellston and city license. Return 3743 Cote Brilllante and re-ceive reward. (c71 EARRING Lost, Thursday evening, turquoise and diamond earring, between Cabanne and Vernon and Academy and Un-lon.

Reward. 5228 Cabanne av. (7) EYEGLASSES Lost, with ear chain attached, Thursday. Finder please return to 6093 Morgan phone Forest 4 384. EYE-GLASSES Lost, rlmleas nose pinch-era on Casa Cass car or 22d street: reward.

1444 N. 11th. FILM Lost. Tuesday noon, size 2Hx4t. 12 poses; either on Hodiamont or Jefferson car.

Pine from Levee to 4th st. Return to 2342 Madison St. FOB Lost, gold monogram fob. initials J. F.

H. return to 517 Lincoln Trust Bldg. reward. (i) HORSE Lost, horse, cracked hoof, sore on neck: $5 reward. Glassman.

2209 Kansas. East St. Louis. 111. 2 LODGE BOOK Lost, Aug.

2. $8 and lodge A. O. U. W.

will give reward. Engineer. 411 Olive st. MACCABEE PIN Lost, shopping district Fri- net'jrn taa Arsenal reward. (c MARE Stolen, red sorrel mare, 15 hands high, very fat, has short cob tail, little white in face, small sore behind elbow on left side: had on English riding saddle and bridle wlyi snaffle bit: was taken by young man about 23 or 24 years old; about 5 feet Inches tall; was seen Wednesday at Mi- Flewood.

Mo. is thought to have gone West rom there- (25 reward will be paid for the return of the mare: 50 reward for the arrest and conviction of the thief. Keyes Maj-shall Broa. Livery 5263 Delmar. (c7 NOSEGLASSES Lost, on Saturday.

Aug. 27. In case; finder phone Forest 2667. (6) PARROT Lost, Friday, Sept. 2.

parrot; flew from 2350 Benton st. Reward. (7) PICTURES Iost. package kodak. In Grand av.

car; finder return 400 Dolph reward PIN Lost, gold pearl cross pin. Call up Olive 3408 during day; liberal reward. (7) PIN Lost, 4-Ieaf clover, green enameled pin, with Arkansas pearl in center, downtown or on Page or Olive cars, Friday afternoon; of no value to anyone except owner. Call Forest 4037. (c7 PURSE Lost: black leather, containing key.

$5 and change: reward. 833.8 California, PURSE Lost. Famous. Friday purse containing bills; phone Benton 917L; reward. 8111 Cherry Mapiewood.

PURSE Lost, small coin purse containing $12. small change and key. Finder kindly call Tvler 461 and receive reward. PURSE Lost, on Delmar-Ollve car. containing $16 in bills, also small change, kev and cards.

Liberal reward. A. W. Butter-fleld. 4177 Botanical av.

Phone Grand 2541. RING Lost, pearl, Sunday, in Forest Park; reward. 02ft Clemens. SPECTACLES Lost, one-half of pair of gold speotaclea. In B700 block on Del.

mar in grass adjoining granitoid walk, at 6 a. m. Thursday; reward. Box N-173. Post-Diapatch.

SUIT CASE Lost, or stolfn. Tuesday, on Frisco, from Eureka Springs. en route St. Louis: liberal reward. Lillian Often a d2033RsseUarSidnevS23 UMBRELLA Lost, in Nugents' restroom, Aug.

81, or Bell telephone booth; silver handin. bearing monogram O. A. W. UMBREI.I-A Lost: green silk: on Cherokee W.

a on banaie; rtwara. 1U.M Penn st. JI1 WATCH Lost, gentleman', gold, open face, Waltham movement: case number movement number 2390132 return to R. H. Meyers Hardware Co.

(7) WATCH Lost. Thursday night, lady's watch. (ace damaged; man's fob: Initials H. H. 16tth.

Ouve or Lee car; reward. 131SB Chambers, evenings ATCH Lost, Friday momlng. on Wash-lngton between 4th and 8th ladle's open face gold watch; owner's monogram, L. F. on back.

Reward for return. Call up Ktnloch Central 4M. WEDDING RING Lost: J. C. Z.

to A. W. re ard. 8108 Pennsylvania. 7 FOUND BRACELET Found; lady's; 2114 Carr at.

li. Freibarcar. 2d floo. lirana avenue. Albert H.

Jordan, min-, ister. 9:45 a. Sunday school; 11 a. subject, "The Sacredness of Life;" 8 p. "The Virtue of Being Natural." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Washington avenue and Forty-first street.

Rev. W. McKittrick, D. pastor. Morning at 11: Topic, "God's Estimate of Human Greatness;" evening at S.

topic, "The Human Response to Goodness." GRAND AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Grand and Washington avenues. Sunday services. 11 a. m. and 8 p.

conducted by Rev. J. R. Brown of Troy, Mo. LTNDELL AVENUE M.

E. CHURCH Corner Lindell and Newstead avenues. Preaching service at 11 a. Sunday school at 10 a. m.

No vesper service. Rev. William Wirt King, the pastor, has returned to the city and will conduct the regular Sunday morning church service. Owing to extensive decorations and repairs, services will be held in the chapel, Newstead avenue entrance. MAPLE AVENUE M.

E. CHURCH Maple and Belt avenues. M. H. Lich-llter.

minister. 11 a. "The Paradox of Achievement;" 8 p. "The Painted Rocks," a special sermon to young people. ST.

JOHN'S METHODIST CHURCH King's highway and Washington. John M. Moore. D. at 11 a.

nu, on "The Moral Issue in Labor;" 8 p. "The Lamp of Jehovah." SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westminster place and Taylor avenue. Rev. J. A.

Niccolls, D. pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 m.

Evening service on church ter-ace. Rev. Frank P. Cleland, assistant pastor. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH King's highway, Washington and Mcpherson avenues.

Herbert F. Evans, assistant minister. 11 a. "Remembering Christ in Every-Day Life." THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH Grand and Washington. Rev.

William J. Williamson, D. pastor. 11 a. "Work and Spirituality," a- Labor day-sermon; 8 p.

"The Highest Aim. WASHINGTON AND COMPTON AVENUES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Dr. Harris H. Greggs, pastor, will preach at 11 a.

m. and 8 p. m. DEATHS. BLOOM On Saturday, Sept.

3, 1910, at 3:30 a. Moses Bloom, aged 82 years, dearly beloved husband of Louise Bloom (nee' Snpwberger), and father of Blanche B. Einstein (nee Bloom). Funeral on Monday, Sept. 5, at 10 a.

from 6042 Washington boulevard. Paducah and Louisville (Ky.) and New Orleans (La.) papers please copy. (c7) DILOER Entered into rest on Friday, Sept. 2, 1910, at 3:30 p. Mary Dilger (nee Freke), dearly beloved mother of Mamie Kronenberg, dear mother-in-law of G.

S. Kronenberg, and dear grandmother of Edwin and Florence Kronenberg, aunt of Mrs. Emile Beter, aged 77 years. The funeral will take place on Sunday, Sept. 4, at 1:30 p.

from the family residence, 2706 North Grand avenue, to St. Augustine's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Funeral private. On Friday. Sept.

2, 1910, at 11:30 a. Joseph Gallagher, dearly beloved son of Teddy and Mary Gallagher (nee McNicho-lasl, dear brother of Agnes, Nonie. Eddie and Teddy Gallagher, and our dear nephew, aged 10 years and 11 months. Funeral from family residence, 307 Cass avenue, on Sunday, Sspt. 4, at 2 p.

to St. Teresa's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends ore invited to attend. JONES Entered into rest on Friday, Sept. 2, 1910, at 6:40 a.

m.r Frank F. Jones, beloved son of Thomas and Elizabeth Jones, brother of Mary C. Scott of Highdro, and Maud Jones of Independence, aged 58 years. Funeral on Sunday, Sept. 4, at 2 p.

from P. N. Clapp's funeral farlors, 8146 Easton avenue. Friends nvited. McMILUAN On Saturday, Sept.

3. 1910, at 6:30 a. Joseph Leon Mc- Millian, beloved son of Mary Ellen McMillian (nee Murphy), and the late Monroe McMillian, and dear brother of Carrie and James McMillian and Mrs. Lottie Massa, at the age of 17 years 3 months and 12 days. Funeral from the late residence, 5938 Wells avenue, on Monday, Sept.

5, at 2 p. to Notre Dame Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Knights of Father Mathew, Council No. 6, of St. Malachy's Church.

(c7) MYERS At Redlands. on Aug. 29, 1910, George S. Myers. Interment at St.

Louis, of which notice will be given later. 1'BPHY Entered Into rest on Thursday. Sept. 1, 1910, at 8:30 a. John G.

Murphy, beloved husband of Margaret Murphy (nee Jameson), brother of Thomas Murphy, our dear father and grandfather. Funeral will take place on Monday, Sapt. 5. at 8:30 a. from the family residence, 2710 Dickson street, to St.

Bridget's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends respectfully invited to attend. Deceased was a member of St. Joseph's Sodality, St. Francis Xavier's Church.

San Juan Island. Pennsylvania, New York and Taylor (Tex.) papers please copy. (c7) 5EWBY Entered Into. rest on Thursday, Sept. 1, 1910, Mrs.

Delia (nee McPikeL widow of George Newby, aged 44 years. Will be buried from J. P. Mur-rell's undertaking parlors, 1407 Market street, on Sunday, Sept. 4, at p.

m. (c) MEDniXGHAt'S Entered Into rest at South Haven, on Friday, Sept. 2, 1910, at 8:15 a. Marie Esther daughter of Henrv F. and Mrs.

Cora Nled-riruitiaus (nee Boucher), aged 10 years. Notice of funeral later. (c) rAHTRIDOE Entered into rest on Friday, Sept. 2, 1910, ai 1 p. in his eightieth year, Amos B.

Partridge, beloved father of Arthur S. Partridge of St. Louis. Frank H. Partridge of New York, and Mrs.

W. L. Oreenhaltrh or weDster tiroves. Funeral will take place from the residence of his son, Artnur a. cartridge, B188 Cabanne avenue, on Sunday, Sept.

4, at 2 p. m. Interment private. (c7) PHtLIIlERT At Shreveport, on Thunaav. Sent.

1. 1910. W. B. Philt- bert after a short illness of three weeks.

Funeral from Lynch's undertaking r.arlors. 4229 ve street, tnis alter noon at 8 p. ra. Interment at Cal vary cemetery. SCIII.KTKR Entered Into rest on Frivol- Mnt 5.

1910. at 11 Rich ard Schleler. beloved son of George ana jK.a.ininKa scnirisr mm um-riuri and dear brother of Ida. Bertha and William Schleier, after a short illness, ageu juro nu months. Funeral from family residence, or.

ii lirvKar street. on Sunday, Sept. 4, at p. m. Interment private to Belief ontalne Cemete- -rj -a.

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