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Tl 'KSDAT, JI'XK S. BUSINESS BUILDING Is Being Done ECONOMICALLY Through the Business Service Want Ad Colum DEATHS ROOFING AND SIDING HELP WANTED MEN, BOYS TRANSPORTATION i 4 FUNERAL DIRECTORS North Xkron UNDERTAKING CO. J701 ID. O'OO. HIV IV KU.I.l.VS SM8 N.

Grand. JEfferson 1)554. "7TLiT BROS. FK. 1192.

rSTABLSII ED 1884. 17IO GRAND. HXKRAI, DIRECTORS t223 St. Louis, o. 3390, t'K.

3698. CREMATORIES MAUSOLEUM CEMETERY 7600 51. CnNKt-CJ KU. v.ADdny vuu CEMETERIES hinN.SECTA.RI AN mm m0 ap prr month bays 6-traT lot with perpetual rare to St. Louis' HOST BEAUTIFUL CEMETERY SUNShl bUKIAL rAKK QN ORA'QlS ROAD MEMORIAL.

FA CEMETKRY-Conveni- trian1Htn top graves, $35. EV. 2111. DEATHS AT.NS, MMKK M. PATRICE June il 1937.

1 P- of tne Sisters of St. Mary's beloved daughter of John and Mary Nyscsak Bayns and sister of Mrs. J. Telker and Mrs. Fred W.

Hyskoss. Funeral from St. Mary the Angels, 1100 Welltvue June 9. Mass 8 a. m.

Interment old SS. Peter and Faul's Cemetery. ERIK. JOSEPH 2607A California Sun. June 7.

1937. 4:30 p. beloved nt Marie Rour and Josenhine Mr- I Cornell and our dear brother-in-law and 'Jr Remains at Witt Bros' Chapel, 2929 S. Jtfferson av. Funeral 2 p.

ff Tl.pa. mnrt a UH iV I I nil 1 a ember of Stone Masons Local No. 22 and Alsace Lorraine Mutual Aid Society. BISCHOFF. ALBERT J.

2220 N. Tenth. June 6. 1937. 4:15 p.

beloved kosband of Margaret Bischoff (nee Hans), dear father of Mrs. Margaret Fanger and Edward Bischoff and the late Agnes Bl.vhoff, our dear brother, brother-in-law, lather-ln-law and uncle. Funeral from the Letdner Chapel, 2223 It Louis. June 9, 8:30 a. m.

to St. Li'borius Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery CAMPBELL. WILLIAM S. Entered into rest June 5.

1937. 3 p. beloved hutband of Anegla Withers Campbell, our dear brother and brother-in-law. Remains at the Kron Chapel, 2707 N. Brand until 11 a.

June 9. Services same day. 2 p. at the Scottish Rit Cathedral. 3637 Lindell bl.

Interment Oak Grove Mausoleum. Deceased was Past Master of George Washington Lodge No. 9, A. F. and A.

M. St. Louis Chapter No. 8 A M. Past Commander of As-ealon 'commandery No.

16. K. T. Past Grand Commander of the Grand Commander of Missouri; 33d Degree Scottish Rite Mason, Moolah Temple: Past Sovereign of Bed Cross of Constantine. COULTER.

JENNIE (nee Ewlng) 3315 Shenandoah June 7, 1937. 10 p. ST beloved wife of the late William H. Coulter dear mother of Blanche Coleman, and Jean Foster, our dear mother-in-law, sister and aunt. Remains will lie In state at Welch; Bros.

Tuneral Home. 2201 8. Grand until June 10, Sim, Interment Litchfield, III- DfGAN, MARY-ANN (nee Laughlln) S'KID Greer June 6. 1937. 9:55 beloved wife of Patrick Dugan.

dear lister of Mrs. Lizzie Gallagher, Ellen, I Patrick ana jonn uiummu. Funeral from Stuart Sons' Chapel, i223 Union June 10. 8:30 a. I nhurrh Pn xo ri- rnui vn Lawn.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. DYREKS. JOHN 4225 A Athlone av. entered into rest June 7. 1937, 5:15 a beloved husband of the late Anna and Barbara Dyreks.

dear father of Frank Dyreks, Mrs. Rose Budo and the late John Dyreks, our dear father-in-law. grandfather, great-grandfather, stepfather and uncle. Funeral June 10, a. from Brockland Chapel, Hogan and North Market to St.

Stanislaus Kostka Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St. incent ne Paul Society, St. Stanislaus Please omit flowers. EMO.

CAROLINE nee Woerner) Entered Into rest June 7. 1937. beloved mother of Marie Emo Schilling. Erwin. William, Edmund and Edna Emo and the lata Clara Emo dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and Funeral June 9, 2 p.

m. from Wm. M. Schumacher Chapel. 4S34 Natural Bndgt to Valhalla Cemetery.

VGELKE. WILLIAM H. 4533 Durant entered Into rest :35 p. dear husband of Amelia En-pike (nee Stussel), dear father of Erwin Engelke, our dear father-in-law, brother-in-law. grandfather, nephew, uncle and tonsln, In his 66th year.

T.ma rnm Drthmann-Harral Chapel, 1905 Union to Oak Grove Cemetery. FLNAV. DETECTIVE-SERGEANT JOHN Tues June 8, 1937. 4:30 a. beloved husband of the late Ida Jostrand Finan, dear father of John A.

Finan brother of Thomas S. Finan and the late Patrtck J. Finan. cousin of Mary A. Burke, and our dear uncle.

funeral trom resinence. ioiu aiuuuiui June 11. 8:30 a. to St. rTtus Church.

Grand and Utah. Interment Calvary Cemeterv. Deceased was a member of De Smet Council. No. 742.

K. of Fourth Degree General Assembly. filEDEVGHAGEN, EVELYN I. 5418 Arlington June 7, 1937, 2:40 p. beloved daughter of Louts and Minna Gied-fofthagen inee Gieseke), dear sister of Norma and Louis, our dear niece and cousin.

Remains will lie In state at the Leidner Chapel, 2223 St. Louis until 10:30 i m. June 9. thence removed to St Louis Park Baptist Church, 229 Rtuschenbach av. services 2:30 p.

m. Interment Lake Charles Cemetery. HESSKAMP, HERMAN 4719 Michigan Weep in Jesus. June 7. 1937.

12:30 1 beloved husband of Jullanna (nee Nolle), dear father of Mrs. Andrew Danko. Arnold, Ralph, Irma, Alice nd Cornelia Hesskamp, our dear brother, lather-ln-law, brother-in-law. grandfather, "ncle. nephew and cousin, at the age of 0 years.

Body will lie In state at Beiderwleden south Side Funeral Home. 3620 Chippewa t. Until 19 nor.n WaH ynrvifea name riAV. JL 2 P- at St. 'Luke's Lutheran Church, BOCLIHAN.

TERESA 2318 Michigan June 7, 1937, 3:50 p. darling "ugnter of Joseph P. and Catherine Houlihan, dear sister of Catherine. Joseph. Ben, inward, Rofemfiry, Patricia, Jean and Joan niulihan.

darlinE niece of Mr. and Mrs. Condon. Elizabeth and Mary Dundon, BrnddniiKhter. u.

n'ral rorr Arthur J. Connelly's Par- rSARdO In.lnll 1.1 1 1 o-in PJT'GER. THERE'S A Entered into rest Jurs 6. l't'iT t.eloved wife of Ralnh "utinger. dear dauchTir of Biaggio and uaugnTir or Biaggio ana fa t-'an'-'iano.

sister of Mrs. "uollo. Mrs. Elmer Schneider. Flor- 0e- Tony and Sam Caggiano, our daughter-in-law and Bis- Funeral from P.

Micell ft Son Funeral i'e, 1133 June aH tn Michael's Church. 11th c'meteryt0n' m' Calvary "WSKI (MHll.TZ), DELMA (nee iLt Wi'e ot Waller J. Kaszewskl dear ivlor mint nrt ulster. In. UZ 8un.

June K. 1937. emi l. nlon urniture uo. Lnii'n, runerii I'ni at Conception Church, ireni at 9 o'clock.

Inter- In Caivmv corae'ery. St. Louis. HnhZEWsKI WAITER J. K.n i''J Mantels Sthultz.

dear limm hr and brother-in-law. una lll'ir -liPmi Ir. I Rmains Fun. in Mate at Union Furniture Co. fl Parlors at.

Union. Mo. Funeral Imma-ulate Conception Church. rvic inioi -nun n.l in c. r.j iT orninL- sr otk in.

i.cniciri), uiuia. IM)1L M. (nee aie) 3425 June'fi. 1937. 11:51 Km of Harry, clarenre and Fred ut I'aisv Klosterhoff Pur-end' 'nother-in-law.

grandmother trilltl Kofi Fimral Tlome OTOfi 1 UHUMJLA unr o.o" J- m-. to St. Agnes' Cr.urrh, Sidney an! "ien gtg. interment Calvary Cemetery. 50 HELP WTD.

WOMEN. GIRLS OPERATORS-enced only. Hodiamont. In ladies' slacks: raperi Morris H. Adler I Hi SHIRT FINISHER Experienced.

le Luxe Laundry, 4I2 lc I 'tic irurl STENOGRAPHER lor 5 nights a eek; for large Woutri Side retail concern; give full particulars in first letter. Box G-41Q. Post -Dispatch, STENOGRAPHER 22-27: rupld; $1(1)1. BULLETIN ABSTRACT. IWM4 HY.

X. WAITRESS Stay on place, youns. work, good home. 22 miles south ft. Louis.

Highway 61. Phons Pevely 30. Riverside Orchard. WOMAN General housework settinl white woman; two adults; imli. apart-ment FKanklin 2445 WOMAN To take care of small home and children In county: no washing or Iron-Ing.

Call WAtson 4412 In afternoon WOMAN Middle-aged, care of child. 26Q5A Hehert. WOMAN Middle-aeed; care child, nav; good home; $4 50 week. EV 6ti WOMAN White, exchange rlesning lor housekeeping rooms. 4027 McPherson.

SALESWORK APPLICANTS will be Interviewed for a well-paying, permanent business posit open June 15; requirements, high school or college training, personality, resourcefulness and the ability to m-et the public; age 2H-40; give full details and tele, phone number. not P-136 Post-Dis LADIES 3. who want work; $16 salary; average $12 to $20 week. Call alter 4, 3908 Olive st. room 226.

REALTY WORK NO I XI I HIFM r. GOOD PAY: LEADS GIVEN. RO. 21X1. CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS WOMEN 2 LADIES To canvass In rrrs: no selling: II Ml per day salary and bonus; experienced preferred.

See Mr. Truesdell, 2J N. Grand. 9 m. only.

SALESWOMEN WANTED SALESLADY 2. over 30. amhltloas; la sales department, local nranrh; experience unnecessary: special training free; one capable train for supervisor, with ear. 1Q5 N. 7th.

room 217. 8ALESLADY Exnenced dresses. Thrift Dress Shop. 1551 8. Jefferson SALESGIRL Steady job; general dr goods: references.

Box P-3SO, SALESGIRLS Experienced In dresses or lingerie. Apply 60O Washington EASY, profitable employment to experienced solicitors working for local drug stores on nationally advertised products: guaranteed salary plus commission. Our Mrs. Shelp will Interview applicants Wednesday. Room 927.

De 8oto Hotel. IF you agree to show them to friends. I' II send you 2 Snag-Proofed silk stockings and show you how to earn up to $22 a week. American Silk Hosiery Mills, Dept. 9214, Indianapolis.

Ind. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A REAL OPPORTUNITY Opening tor a reliable man as one of our service managers of established cash business: no selling; $875 to $1750, with services required; full or part time; Income should exceed $300 monthly; backed br 40 years' prestige; details by personal Interview only. Write, giving address and phone. Box Q-118. Post-Dispatch.

NEWLY opened sulphur or pyrits mine, la close to the top; have a very good showing; test high; good roads: 5-year lease. Will sell all or part Interest, as I am short of funds. This Is a real opportunity to make monev with a small capi tal. J. J.

Fuller. 8ulllvan. Mo. CAPABLE CHEF To operate short-order restaurants in two good locations: $200 operating expenses required; good prop-osltlon. Box F-343.

Post-Dlspstch. ASSOCIATE Wtd. In safe, prof I (able business; will stand Investigation; Interview necessary, not r-ii, rost-Dispatch. MIDDLE-AfJKD MAN with $5O0 to take local market; give phons number. Bog Q-393.

Post-Dispatch. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Free deslr space, phone service, In exchange fas' answering phone. FR. 5686. OWN a health food business of your own.

Lambert Laboratories, 3903 Olira, room 308. BUSINESS WANTED BUSINESS WANTED. We can sell your business II H's at an salable; quick, confidential. DB X.C3UB SALES CO. CAbany 1717.

ROOMING HOUSES Wtd. aad house, any location In city bava bajissa for Immediate sale. FO. 1397 BUSINESS FOR SALE BEAUTY SHOP l-on established, leaetni city. 2H20A Cherokee.

BEAUTY SHOP West; excellent baatneai owner retiring terms. Ahany 3ia. CONFECTIONERY Delicatessen, corns: good location: living quarters; Soutfe Side. Box 0-3S8. Post-Dispatch.

lU.MIXTIl)tKI Ciood business; a from school; well stocked. MU. 32A3. CONFECTIONERY Rent $I2i 2 living rooms. 2 schools: sickness 225 8 7th.

CONFECTIONERY 3 living rooms, rent $20: transfer corner. JEfferson 2 CONFECTIONERY-GROCERY 4901 Emerson. CONFECTIONERY Hasy earner! rfcaaJT rnnrrn; Bargain, izi ower c.rove. CONFECTIONERY. GROCERY LlvtnC rooms; busy location.

4i.e ratr. A SNAP GRAB IT QUICK Drug store Including doctor's offices as stalrs; sale K( to fllM) dally; b4ar lease 2Mt year at $139 monthly fas-whole building or $90 for store; aest proposed postnrrice and raarra. right for Immediate sale. CA. I II 7.

FILLING STATION Garage and show room; South Side; bargain. Dowlins FLanders 330. FLORAL SHOP Other business: terms. any reasonable offer accepted. 3314 Mar amec.

FLORAL STORE Will tearb party llta business; good business. 4i40 dravnui. BARGAIN, grocery and market aew snnd. era equipment, small stock, saod neigh-. borhood business at giveaway prtae, good reason for selling; aa agents.

13B1PI Mnntclair. GROCERY-MEAT MARKET Old estaro lished: well settled neighborhood; all electric equipment; low rent; sell cheap. 301 1 Lawton. GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET All- electric equipment, meat cooler, display case. Sterner meat and roffea grinders.

National cash register. 812ft Alabama. HAMBURGER STAND Account sickness. must sacrifice. 2603 Washington.

FKanklin 9134. LENDING LIBRARY West End; estabi lished 8 years: Income $100 month. Bos F-333. Post -Dispatch. PAPER KOI TE South St.

Louis. Has G-367, Post-Dlspatrh. POULTRY MARKET In Wellston's busiest business district. 6127 Wells av RESTAURANT West, Dear show: good business; will sacrifice. CA.

2149. RESTAURANT 5 per cent beer license; good business; good location. pars. RESTAURANT And roomers, factory dis trict sacrifice. Box P-218.

-D. REST A RANT Cheap established; lea v. ing city. 1(4 Hodiamont RESTAURANT Tavern; good trade. 2317 N.

Broadway. RESTAURANT Al business. 3537 N. Grand. ROOMING HOUSE Slix Yrrnoa; 2 rooms.

56xx Page; 23 rooms. 41xx Washington; 13 rooms. 44xx Page; 1:1 rooms. A I so IP rooms. FOrest 1397.

ROOMING HOI sF.S 12 rooms. N. Grand rent $30; (): II moms. 4 lax Hank ington. 4266 Washington.

ROOMING HOUSE 9 nnims; filled, sac. rifice immediately 4Q43 Olive. ROOMING llTTl'sF II rooms; heaiitlfnl. ly furnished: West Pine. III.

927 2. SALOON Established business. showing profit; downtown corner; $00O rash-Box 0-3S7. Post-Dispatch. SHOE SHOP Fully equipped quitting business: bargain L'ii" sv.

TAVERN RESTAURANT West end. established 10 years, hss 2 large dining rijoms, also counter and rurti service: lares parking space; serving per cent and soft drinks; receipts around $80 dailv; strictly modern fixtures and equipment: hns 5-year lease at low rental. Owner selling account strkness Will stand any investigation. Price $251H, Terms COMMERCIAL GA. 0197 TAVERN Must sell: leaving City.

694S Manchester. Hlland 977. TAVERN For information call John a Barber Shop. 6284 Clavton sv. TAVERN No competition.

Call at 4601 Tennesse. Riverside 4094. ST. LOUIS POST-DISI'ATCH nS SALESMEN WANTED Al SALESMEN ONLY We have no sales school and want none but qualified salesmen, to men who know they are real producers we offer a job that pays far above average, manv successful years behind us, qualified lead's and other co-operation if you have a car and can finance yourself for a week; we offer you a chance to line up with some of the best paid salesmen in America: we have faith in our deal and pay new men a weekly salary and commission while learning our business. Phone Mr.

Paine. FOrest 0673. 7 to 8 p. m. only, for interview.

MEN'S FURNISHINGS Permanent position and opportunity for advancement open to experienced ambitious young man. Also Saturday Extras Apply Mr. Paul, Globe. 8th and Franklin. PRINTING SALESMAN Experienced, drawing account and commission, state ace and ability Box G-126.

SHOE SALESMEN 2. steadv. experienced. Furner's Factory Outlet, 4265 Manchester. SALESMEN Sweaters, knit caps, scarf sets: manufacturer of established line of popular priced knit goods for retailers has opening for representative on commission basis; non-conflicting side line permitted: include brief information with application.

Oneida Knitting Mills. De Pere. Wis. SALESMAN Age 28-45, to sell accounting machines; salary and commission; excellent opportunity for man willing to apply himself; state age and selling experience. Box P-363.

Post-Dispatch. SALESMEN Firms to distribute most unique Ice Air Conditioner ever produced; retails every office, home, store, prospective buyer; choice counties open Missouri. Illinois. J. Brown A 6316 Delmar.

SALESMEN Experienced trade journal subscription solicitors; unusual commissions; state experience, confidential. Circulation Director, 469 5th New SALESMEN Who can sell a guaranteed collection system: $10 commission each sale; city or country. 1923A houteau. SALESMEN Frigldaire has opening for men with cars; salary and commission. Roger Putnam 5719 Delmar.

MAN For contact work for large St. Louis distributer; expenses and car furnished. Call Wednesday between 8:30 and 10 at warehouse. 4545-49 De Tonty st. OPENINGS for 3 neat men, 23 to 4(.

in the direct advertising sales department of large manufacturer; $3 per day tn start; increase when you learn our work. Personnel Manager, 2850 Olive, Wednesday, lO to 12. WANTED Man for Rawleigh Route this summer; route will be permanent if you are a hustler, for particulars write Raw-lcigh's. Dept. MOF-542-103.

Freeport, I1L I MEN for St. Louis and surround-! ing territory; direct to home work; ad- i vaneement rapid; salary paid. Great American Tea 4453 Olive st. YOUNG MEN 3, now employed, make extra money spare time; get our proposition. Alderson Furniture.

2546 N. Grand. YOUNG MEN Age 18-20; neat appear ance; good opportunity for willing workers. 635 Arcade Bldg. CANVASSERS "AND SOLICITORS MAN To solicit accounts for collection; good earnings possible.

519 First Nat 1 Bank East St. Louis. HELP WTD. MEN, WOMEN SALESMEN AND WOMEN No canvass ing. Apply 9:30 a.

A237A Delmar. HELP WTD. WOMEN. GIRLS ATTENTION MOTHERS Bring beautiful babies between 3 and 5 months for interview about occasional photographing for advertising purposes. Come any day but Sunday, between 2 and 3:30.

416 Louder-man 317 N. 11th. GArfield 0287. APPRENTICE To learn beauty culture. 4647 s.

Grand. BEAUTY OPERATOR All-round, and apprentice knowing finger waving. Apply at once. Beauty Mirror, 3958 W. Flor issant.

BEAUTY OPERATOR With North Side following, experienced all-around oper ator; apply in person at once. 4163 Lee. BEAUTY OPERATOR AUround experi ence; salary, commission. 4475 Castle- man. BEAUTY OPERATOR Steady.

Ill W. Lockwood. WEbster 1588. BEAUTY OPERATOR No experience nec essary; also apprentice. Call GA.

9744, BEAUTY OPERATOR Experienced; good linger waver. 2703 Clifton av. BEAUTY OPERATORS Straight salary; steaqy position. Apply Kay's. 621 Locust BEAUTY OPERATOR Only first-class; manage small shop.

FRanklin 9247. BEAUTY OPERATOR Experienced, all- rouna; aiso apprentice, ku. aei. BEAUTY OPERATOR- -Finger waver. CO.

9364. BURROUGHS BOOKKEEPER Downtown; UltHK, 74o risco. CELLULOID and fancy wood heel coverers; experienced only. Missouri Wood Heel, 3015 Salens. COOK Age 30-45; experienced; good dis position; Protestant; good references; good wages.

Box P-307. Post-Dispatch. COOK Colored; boarding house experience; also house man. 535J cabanne. COUPLE Butler, chauffeur, good cook; experienced; Protestant; state age and references; good wages.

Box P-392. Post-Dispatch. COUPLE White; cook, yardman; $80- $10Q. Hardy Agency, B232 r.nrlght. DICTA PHON OPERA TOR Stenogra pher 20-26: experience: BUSINESS SERVICE, Chemical Bldg.

ELLIOTT FISHER BOOKKEEPER Age 23-30; $80. Reference Ass'n, 705 Olive. Room 309. GIRL White; experienced general housework; assist with child; stay: University City; good wages; state references. Box P-182.

Post-Dispatch. GIRL 25; white; general housework; no laundry; no cooking; Sundays off: $16 month; call after 3 p. m. 3676 Blaine. GRand 9334.

GIRL. Colored, who has some experience in window trimming at dress shop, stats reference. Box P-194. Post -Dispatch. GIRL White, general housework; assist with children, cooking and some laundry; stay.

CAbany 4542W. GIRL for drug store. Apply letter only, stating age, reference and experience. 4723 Carter. GIRL White; general housework; stay; 20 to 35; experienced: $16 month.

4730 Lewis pi. ROsedale 3292. GIRL White; stay; care 2 boys. 6 and 11 years; light housework: $4 week start. 4515 Lewis pi.

FO. 9146. GIRL White; neat; trustworthy; house-work, care baby; stay. PA. 0165J.

GIRL White; general housework, two adults. CAbany 5S82. GIRL Assist general housework; stay. $12 month. FL.

4893. GIRL -Colored housework, assist children; stay. 5735 Julian. MU. 4728.

GIRL. Colored; 16 to IS years; to sew by hand. 1734 Euclid. GIRL Or woman; housework, cooking: no laundry; 1 child. WInfield 0963.

GIRL White; dependable; general house work; baby. Riverside 4689J. GIRL Colored; general housework; stay. 4218 Lafayette. GIRL White, housework, stay on place.

1105 N. Grand. HOUSEGIRL White, work. 5R54 Cates. for general house-n HOUSEKEEPER To care for home; no objections to one incumbrance (small child); compensation settled in interview; no washing or ironing.

Box 0-197. Post-Dispatch. LADY Middle-aeed; prepare evening meaL Inquire 454 N. Sarah. LAUNDRY" HELP Experienced Universal press operator.

Excelsior Leader Laundry. 2325 Texas. LAUNDRY" HELP Experienced pen mark ers on shirts. Glick's Laundry, 5190 Del mar. LAUNDRY HELP Experienced shirt finishers.

New Crystal Laundry. 3936 Laclede. LAUNDRY HELP Folders; experienced. West End Laundry, 4321 Finne MAID White. general housework: 3 adults: references required.

CA. 5703. OPERATOR Button cover machine, experience. MISSOURI STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 300O Locust.

OPERATORS Back pocket maker and canvas sewer, on pants: expenencea omj. Morris H. Adler 900 Hodiamont. PEA jJteff PATKI KISl HOFf ALBERT J. WII IIAM S.

JENNIE Il GAN. MARV-ANN DVKtKS, JOHN EMO. CAROLINE ENGELKE. WILLIAM H. "jOHN CIKKINOHMEV, EVELYN D.

HESSKAMP, HERMAN HOI LIH AN, TERESA IUTIM.KR, THERESA MS7.KW.SKI IH LTZ, DELMA KASZKWSKI (SCHI LTZ), ALTER J. KING. A11)IK M. KNOTT, JEAN Kl HN. HEKMIARD I.E.SCHEN.

NORMA MACBETH. MALCOLM MrDONALH, CATHERINE HREES W. JR. MATHESON, REV. MALCOLM MEHI.IN, JAMES JR.

MEYER. AGNES MEYER ANNA MONOGHAN. GEORGE M. NEARY, MARY O'LEARY. MARY POPE.

MAGDALENA PI RICEI.LI, DIO.MGI REII. ANNABEL RAMSPOTT. MILDRED SCHRIEBER, ANNA A. SI'DHOLT. LY 1)1 A F.

STAl'FFER, GEORGE TIEFENBKl-NN. AMBROSE (BID). V1TALE. STEYE (STEFANO) VOLLMER. ANTHONY VON HKHKK.N, CHRISTIAN WALTER, MINNIE L.

WHITE, WILLIAM J. KNOTT, JEAN June 5, 1937. beloved husband of Winfred Wall Knott, eon of Mrs. B. Knott, brother of Bertha Knott, father of Mrs.

John Worfler. Services at Lupton Mortuary, 4449 Olive, 2 p. m. Interment private. KfHN.

BERNIIARD Suddenly. Sun June 6, 1937. dear brother of Annie. John, Albert and August Kuhn and Mrs. Marie Waldvoge, our dear brother-in-law and uncle, in his 57th year Funeral 10:30 a.

m. from Bau-man Bros. Funeral Home, 2504 Woodson Overland. Interment Godfrey, 111. LESCHEN.

NORMA (nee Hoevel) Sun June 6. 1937. beloved wife of Harry Leschen, dear mother of Betty Norma Leschen, and Harry J. Leschen dear sister of Mrs. Viola Conrad.

Funeral June 9. 2 p. from Kron Chapel, 2707 N. Grand to Oak Grove Mausoleum. MacBETH.

MALCOLM Suddenly Sun night, at Carmel. son of the late Mal colm ana Clara M. MacBeth. Notice of funeral later. Mcdonald, Catherine (nee wheian) 5239 Lansdowne entered into rest June 7.

1937. 10:15 a. beloved wife of Bernard F. McDonald, dear mother of John and Bernard McDonald, dear alster of Mrs. John B.

Quinn, and our dear aunt. Funeral from Kriegshauser Mortuary, 4228 S. Kingshighway June 9. Time later. To St.

Mary Magdalen Church, 4400 S. Kingshighway. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Please omit flowers. MANN.

CHARLES W. JR. 4681A Pope entered into rest June 7, 1937, 3 a. beloved husband of Emma Mann (nee Schroeder). dear father of Kenneth Mann, our dear son, brother, son-in-law.

brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral June 10. 2 d. from Math. Hermann Son's Chapel.

Fair and West Florissant av. Interment Bellefon- taine Cemetery. A member of Naphtali Lodge No. 25. A.

F. and A. M. MATHESON, REV. MALCOM 3958 Juniata June 8, 1937.

1:30 a. beloved husband of Lucy M. Matheson, father of Jean and Lyman Ward Matheson. Remains at Kriegshauser Mortuary, 422S S. Kingshighway until 11 a.

m. Wed. and at Oak Hill Presbyterian Church from 12 to 2 p. m. Service 2 p.

m. MEDELIN, JAMES JR. 4922 Bulwer. June 6, 1937, 6:45 a. beloved son of James and Eleanor Medlin (nee Boeck), dear brother, dear grandson of Elmer and Jennie Medlin and Carrie Boeck and nephew, age 4 years.

Funeral from the Leidner Chapel, 2223 St. Louis. June 9. 9:30 a. m.

Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. MEYER, AGNES Entered into rest June 7. 1937. 4:50 p. beloved mother of Emma Rogers, Rose Neroradine, Helen Hellmann (nee Meyer), Stephen and Frank Meyer, dear sister of Emma Adler and George Petzold, dear grandmother and mother-in-law.

Funeral June 10. 8:30 a. from Edw. F. Howard A Son's Funeral Parlors.

4212 St. Louis to St. Matthews Church. Interment Old SS. Peter ft Paul Cemetery.

MEYER. ANNA Formerly of 501 Dover. June 7. 1937. 2:30 a.

dear sister of Mrs. Alice Lane (nee Meyer), Albert Meyer and the late Mrs. Josephine Stanton. Mrs. Rose Metzler (nee Meyere), William and Edward Meyer, our dear sister-in-law and aunt, in her 71st year.

Funeral from Schumacher Funeral Home, 3013 Meramec, June 9, 2 p. to New St. Marcus Cemetery. A member of Women's Benefit Association. MON.AGH.AN.

GEORGE M. June 8. 1937. beloved husband of the late Sarah Monaghan, dear father of George. Charles and May Cunningham Monaghan, dear brother of Capt.

Harry Harriett, Capt. Nelson Monaghan. the late Charles Mon aghan and Lillie McBrlde. Funeral from the parlor of the Harrigan A Sheahan Und. 4415 Washington Thurs.

Time later. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of I. O. O.

F. American Lodge No. 567 of Clinton, la. NEARY. MARY 36R0 McRee June 6.

1937. beloved wife of Donald A. Neary. dear mother of Mary Alice Neary. at lit.

i. ucai uauinci uiia dear sister, aunt and sister-in-law. Funeral from Petz Funeral Home, Lafayette and Longfellow bl. June 9. 8:30 a.

to St. Margaret's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. O'LEARY, MARY Cnee Fleming) 4261 Margaretta June 6, 1937. 10:30 a.

beloved wife of Ben O'Leary, dear mother of Mrs. Anna Glover, Mrs. Thomas Egan, Mrs. Paul Hayes. Mrs.

Robert Hod-kins. Patrick. Jesse. Joseph nnd the late Thomas O'Leary, dear grandmother and mother-in-law. Funeral from Stuart A Sons' Chapel, 1225 Union June 9.

8:30 a. to Holy Rosary Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. POPE, MAGDALENA (nee Stoeher) Of 4851 Anderson entered Into rest June 6. 1937, 4:10 p.

dearly beloved wife of John F. Pope, dear mother of Gertrude. Kllroy and John A. Pope, our dear grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from Wm.

M. Schumacher Chapel. 4834 Natural Bridge June 9, 8:30 a. m. to St.

Engelbert Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Pt'RICELLI, DIONIGI Beloved husband of the late Mary Purlcelli (nee Sala), and dear father of Louis, Angelo and Dan Purlcelli. and our dear grandfather. Funeral from the Calcaterra Funeral Home, 5142 Daggett June 9. 1937.

8:30 a. to St. Ambrose's Church. Interment S3. Teter and Paul's Cemetery.

RAMSPOTT. MILDRED (nee Haggertv) 27()3 Sullivan June 8. 5:15 a. beloved wife of John Rams-pott, dear mother of John C. dear daughter of Dora Haggerty (nee Burch).

and the late Charles Haggerty. dear sister of Clarence and Virgil Haggerty. our dear daughter-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from the Leidner Chapel. 2223 St.

Louis June 10. 1:45 p. m. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. REID, Entered Into rest June 6.

1937. in her year, beloved daughter of the late John and Bridget Held, sister of Helen. Charles and John Rcid, and (he late Mrs. Agnes Lindsley and Elizabeth Reid. Funeral from Burke Funeral Home, 3300 State East St.

Louis. June 9, 8:15 a. to St. Mark's Church. St.

Louis. Interment Calvary Cemetery. NOTE CHANGE OF TIME. SCHRIEBER. ANNA A.

2632A Accomac June 6, 1937. beloved wife of William C. Schneber, our dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from Peetz Funeral Home. Lafa-vette and Longfellow June 9.

a. to the Immaculate Conception Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. STAl'FFER. GEORGE Suddenly June 6.

1937. beloved husband of Gladys St suffer, dear father of Clyde, Marilyn and Carl, dear son of Maggie C. Stauffer. dear brother of Maude Rowe and Edward F. Stauffer and Marguerite Whanger, James Claude Stauffer and Berniece Faulkner, dear brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral June 9. 3 p. from Bauman Funeral Home. 2504 Woodson Overland. Interment Park Lawn Cemetery.

SI'DHOLT. LY'DIA F. Entered into rest June 6. 1937, 6:15 p. dear sister of F.

August, F. George Sudholt and Mrs. Mathilda S. Patterson. Funeral June 9.

2 p. m. from Wm. F. Paschedag Chapel, 2825 N.

Grand bl Interment Oak Grove Mausoleum. TIM" ENBRI'NN, AMBROSE (Hll)l Entered into rest suddenly. June 6, 1937, about 4 p. beloved son of Joseph S. and Anna Tiefenbrunn (nee Ber-renheim).

dear brother of Joseph. Raymond. Adele Wingbermuehle. Viola Dauer-helm and Marie Schwartz, beloved fiance of Lillian Ruess, our dear son, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin, in his 23d year. Funeral June 10.

8:30 a. from the Heiligtag Funeral Home. Imperial, to the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church and Cemetery, Maxville, Mo. Member C. K.

of Branch No. 131. and Young Men's Sodality. IT ALE, STEVE (STEFANO) Entered into rest June 6. 1937, 10:30 p.

beloved husband of Mary Vitale. dear father of Fara and dear stepfather of Josephine Nicolosi, dear brother of James and Sam Vitale. our dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from family residence. 1405A Sarsfield June 10.

8:30 a. to Our Lady Help of Christian Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Central service. VOLLMER.

ANTHONY" 5233A Blair entered into rest June 7, 1937. 10:45 a. beloved husband of Ellen Vollmer (nee Ryan), dear father of Mar-griet and Eilean Vollmer, dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral June 10. 8:30 a.

from Stroot A Carroll Funeral Home, 4600 Natural Bridge to Perpetual Help Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. VON HEHREN. CHRISTIAN 4737A Palm asleep in Jesus, June S. 1937.

3:30 a. beloved husband of Louise von Behren (nee Spring meyer). dear father of Albert, dear brother, father-in-law and grandfather, in his 74th year. Funeral 2 p. from Beider-wieden Funeral Home, 1936 St.

Louis to New Bethlehem Cemetery. WALTER. MINNIE L. (nee Ruemniler) 2502 Ada Jennings. entered into rest June 6.

1937, 6 a. beloved wife of George dear mother of Mrs. John L. Flynn. George P.

and Esther A. Walter, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral June 9. 2 p. from Math.

Hermann A Son's Chapel, Fair and West Florissant av. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. WHITE, WILLIAM J. June 7. 1937.

beloved husband of Elizabeth White and our dear stepfather and grandfather. Funeral from Mullen Mortuary, 4259 Lindell June 9. 2 p. m. LOST and FOUND Miscellaneous Lost BILLFOLD Lost: containing $32.

bank book, etc. Reward. PR. 8569. CHILD'S GLASSES Lost; Lafayette Park.

LA. O052. 2032A Russell. GOLD BRIDGE TOOTH Lost; COlfax 5563. reward.

KEYS Lost; bunch; Delmar, Hodiamont tracks on Sarah. JE. 3067. KEYS Lost: 6100 Page. CAbany 4181.

KNIFE Lost; pearl handle; vicinity 6600 Delmar. CA. 1600. Schirmer KODAK Lost; F-63 List; in Forum Sunday; bring to Moss A Lowenhaupt, Bell Telephone 1010 Pine. Reward.

PURSE Lost; white; Sunday: Cedar Lake; reward to finder. FL. 7630. ZIPPER BRIEF CASE Lost: black leather, with papers. Reward.

NE. 0489. Dogs and Cats Lost BEAGLE HOUND Lost; black and white, female; just had puppies; reward. I'R. 9352.

BEAGLE HOUND Lost; child's pet; reward. FLanders 3257. BOSTON TERRIER Lost; vicinity Kings-highway and Magnolia, Friday night; reward. LAc. 6678.

PERSIAN CAT Lost; silver female. $3 reward. C. E. Boston.

6024 Pershing, PA. 4873W. SCOTIE Lost male; with green harness; reward. RI. 4205M.

WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER Lost; grayish brown female: collar, harness with bell and name plate; reward. PA. 1013. Jewelry Lost MAN'S RING Lost; Lennox Hotel washroom; white gold, set with black onyx, diamond in center. C.

Phayer, Room 902. Reward. MASONIC RING Lost: 2 chip diamonds; May 27. 4427A Strodtman. RING Lost: man's yellow gold, set with 4 diamonds.

Reward. RL 5025W. WRIST WATCH Lost; man's white gold Illinois. Saturday, in or near Louder-man 11th and Locust; reward. CAbany 7478R.

WRIST WATCH Lost; lady's white gold, Parker; reward. OR. 2955. WRIST WATCH Lost; lady'-s, Wellston loop, Thursday p. m.

reward. PA. 6694. FOUND WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER Found; white, male; black, brown spots. CA.

1574M. PUBLIC NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF CALL FOR REDEMPTION. ST. MATTHEW'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST. LOUIS, MO.

The undersigned does hereby notify all holders of "5V4 per cent Serial Real Estate First Mortgage Gold Notes" of St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Louis, secured by indenture dated as of the first day of July. 1929, and recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds for the City of St. Louis, in Book 4991, Page 420, that notes numbered 28 to 62 inclusive, and notes numbered 75 to 100, both inclusive, are hereby called for redemption in accordance with the terms of said indenture, and will be paid at the Lafayette-South Side Bank A Trust 1731 S.

Broadway, St. Louis. on Thursday, July 1, 1937. on which date all interest on said notes will cease. LAFAYETTE-SOUTH SIDE BANK A TRUST DEPOSITARY.

By HUGH B. ROSE. Vice-President. SEALED PROPOSALS UNITED STATES MARITIME COMMISSION hereby invites sealed bids from American citizens for the operation under bareboat charter certain vessels for the period of one year on designated trade routes In each of the following lines: Twelve (32) motor cargo vessels in the American Pioneer Line; nine (9i steam cargo vessels in the American Hampton Roads. Y'ankee and Oriole Lines; six (6) steam cargo vessels in the America France Line; ten (10) steam cargo vessels in the American Republics Line Bids are to be submitted on a basic monthly charter hire per deadweight ton.

Bidders may obtain instructions to bidders, including the designated trade routes for each line, the name and deadweight tonnage of the vessels offered for charter in each line, form of bareboat charter party agreement embodying the essential terms and conditions of the charter, and the financial results of the operations of the lines upon application to the United States Maritime Commission. Washington. D. or to district representatives. United States Maritime Commission at New York.

Norfolk, New Orleans and San Francisco. Bids will be received until noon. Eastern standard time. June 15. 1937.

The United States Maritime Commission reserves the right to reject any and all bids. W. C. Peet secretary. United States Maritime commission.

SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICE Floyd L. Hutchison, of 7128 Tholozan, City of St. Louis. State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except myself. (Signed) FLOYD L.

HUTCHISON. BUSINESS PERSONALS CORNS Removed, ROc a foot. 302 Victoria Bldg. CH. 4511.

Ask for Dr. E. Vaughn. BOATS FOR HIRE, SUITABLE FOR PARTIES UP TO 35. EAST GRAND BOAT YARDS.

CO. 9Q04. FREE SHAVINGS Columbia Box tory, 19th and North Market. Fac- SWAPS ROOMING HOUSE Exchange or sell for lots, or acreage county. 4043 Olive.

BARTENDERS Waitresses, waiters, musicians and entertainers; female impersonators, master of ceremonies, floor man. two porters; good pay. Apply Irene oi nui mariiei si. BOY With bicycle; experienced delivery fountain, garden, drug. 6800 Delmar.

BUTLER Chauffeur; Protestant; experi enced; good references. Box P-347, r-ost-uispatcn. CABINET MAKERS On store fixtures must carry union card. General Store rixiure, iuu i. 14th.

MASTER CAR FITTERS AND FINISHERS SHEET METAL ana LAYOUT MEN GENERAL MACHINISTS Must be reliable and sober. Steady work, ideal working conditions. No labor trouble. Write fully of past experience, references, age and salary desired. Also specify if now working.

AAA-1 concern located suburb of Chicago. Address Box J-87. Post-Dis. CHEVROLET MECHANICS 2 first-da! to work for old established St. Louis inevroier.

oeaier; must be well recom mended. Box P-193. Post-DisDatch COLLECTOR With car; must be aggressive and of proven ability; experienced in tracing ana qualified to make adjustments: good chance to make money. See Afl Ma.li '1 1 1 I 1. li i 1 1 COOK White; barbecue and steam table: experience: must be fast and steady siaie age, box yost-lls.

CORRESPONDENT Able, bright and ex- fjcneiicea; carry on correspondence with sales force of 50 men; $35 week; chance mr auvancement. nox G-40S. Post-Dis. turiKt.M u.Mir,.M Future; SX0. EFFI- jam -naicate Trust.

DO BLEK CUTTERS Apply Samuels DRUG CLERK Boy, 2 years' experience Apply letter only, stating age, experience references. 4723 Carter. DRY CLEANER and spotter; steady work 6146 Page bl. ELECTRICIAN Experienced nouse wire-man; new work; permanent position; 75c per nour. box G-Z73.

Post-Dispatch. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR REPAIR MAN Must be thoroughly experienced. Apply Union-May-Stern, Olive at 12th. ENGINEER AND ESTIMATOR Competent man wanted to take off items in building contractor's office; must be able to handle field work as job engineer, timekeeper, man must be flexible, have experience, be accurate and dependable; state age, experience, for whom formerly employed and salary ex- i qua yv ill si lllJ)JiTCn. EXECUTIVE With experience and ability to operate automobile dealership; exceptional opportnnity for right man.

Box P-94, Pnst-Dlspatrn. FARM HAND Single; St. Louis County. Box P-219, Post-Dispatch. FILIPINO Single; butler, gardener and chauffeur; stay on place; reference.

PA. 3516. No. 4 Southmoor. HOTEL CLERK Age 21-30: N.

C. R. experience. MISSOURI STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 3O00 Locust.

HOUSEMAN For general work. Taylor. Timberlake Hotel. 14 S. JANITOR Apply Hi-Way Restaurant, 7th and Chouteau.

LAI DRY HELP Experienced garment press operators on men's suits; Ight work. Home I-anndry. 4300 Finney. MACHINIST Experienced on can making machinery; In replying state age and last 3 places of employment. Box P-361.

Post-Dispatch. MACHINIST AND LATHE HANDS Only experienced first-class men need apply. 1523 S. 10th st. MAN Good milker; single, age 40 to 60.

Overland Dairy, Woodson 2 blocks north of Page. MAN For laying out and fitting up it-structural steel shop. La Salle Iron Works. 3110 La Salle. MAN Elderly, single, small place county, gardening, general work; $5 month, good home; references.

Box 0-186. Post-Dis. MAN Gasoline station work; experienced prefered; must be willing to work. Apply after 4 p. 3422 Chouteau.

MEAT CUTTER To manage meat department: must be first class. Box G-409, Post-Dispatch. MEC HANIC WTilte. experienced. MID-CITY MOTORS, 5425 EASTON.

MOLDER HAND First-class. Apply Wells Planing Mill. 5549 Wells. PAPERHANGER With tools, call 1108 N. Taylor at noon or between 5 and 6 evenings: steady work.

PAPER HANGERS Apply at 5848 Terry av. after 5 p. m. Steady work. PAPERHANGER PAINTER NATION MAN.

CA. 2117. COMBI- PASTE BOY Must be experienced. Apply 4471 Laclede. PLASTERERS and plaster labor.

Apply 3947 Canterbury Pasadena Hills; Al, or don't. PRESSER Experienced silk and 4137 S. Grand. wool. PRESSER Good wages, steady work to producer.

6440 St. Louis. RATE AND BILL CLERK for truck line. Must be experienced in checking rates and operating fan-fold billing machine. Answer must state full qualifications.

Box 0-223. Post-Dispatch. SPOTTER Experienced 4137 S. Grand. Ilk and wool.

WINDOW7 TRIMMER Crepe paper experience; car, references. Phone. Box P-S0. Post-Dispatch. YOUNG MAN For industrial plant; must have some chemical training; file application with Paul L.

Goodale, technical director, Blanton 2d and Spruce. YOUNG MAN Experienced, drug store, or registered pharmacist, good salary, state experience, age, give phone number. Box P-144. Post-Dispatch. SALESWORK Y0UN MEN Here is your opportunity If yqu are interested in entering sal work.

An old-established, reli able St. Louis company is expanding its sales force and needs sales assistants to help senior salesmen; age 22 to 30. Experience unnecessary. This is a chance to earn good money. When replying, give complete description of self, experience, education and references.

Salary and commission. Box F-329, High-type men wanted by prominent distributor to make a survey; nothing to sell, ability to meet executives and merchants necessary; excellent opportunity, apply to Mr. Rettalre, Gamp Electric 2924 Locust, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday at five o'clock. No phone calls. FIE high school graduates or college men; entire summer's work; good pay and bonus; local position.

See Mr. Richardson, 3 to 4 this p. m. or 11 to 12 Wednesday a. m.

Room 444. 905 Olive. HAVE openings for 3 men in city; thorough training and advancement for right man: earnings average at start $100 monthly. Apply after 9 a. 453 N.

Boy le. MEN 6. for immediate work; 3 will be retained permanently; pay discussed at Interview. Apply Mr. Byron.

1316 International Office 10 to 12 and 4 and 6. MEN 2, neat appearing, that can learn to demonstrate: steady and good pay; with promotions. Call tonight, between 6 and 8 p. m. 503 Shubert Theater 32Q N.

Grand. MEN Intelligent and neat appearing; sales experience not essential; we will train you for a good income; advances against liheral commission. Mr. Carr, 902 Lou-derman Bldg. AT ONCE Men over 40, neat, active, ability to meet the public essential.

Call on established local trade: good earnings. 44S5 Olive, room 258. 4-6 p. m. MEN.

YOUNG MEN Sell on trains; long runs. 28 S. 21st. after 12 noon. I WANT a young man who Is seriously looking for a good position and is willing to work for it: car essential; for appointment dial FOrest 4000 between 7 and 8 tonight.

PARTNERS WANTED LADY Or man; opportunity to learn floral business; wonderfnl location; established business. 4640 Gravols. SALESMEN WANTED TELEPHONE SALESMEN For Labor Day EdiUon; plenty of calls. 3019 N. Grand.

HILL-BEHAN Applied Roofing Division Flat Roofs Repaired SHINGLES AND SIDING APPLIED Low Prices Terms Arranged Guaranteed Workmanship We Use Ford Roofing Materials Phone PArkview 1000 Lumber for Every Purpose IF YOUR ROOF LEAKS OR NEEDS REPAIRS, CALL CENTRAL ROOF SIDING RATES REASONABLE. 4414 MANCHESTER. JEFFERSON Q751. FOR A LEAK OR NEW ROOF, CALL FREDERIC CO. (roofing division), 4283 NATURAL BRIDGE.

CO. 0812. 'GUARANTEE" TO STOP ALL LEAKS. BENSON. 3825 ST.

LOUIS. JE. 5141. WASHING MACHINE REPAIR REPAIRING, parts; all makes washers, vacuums overhauled, 93.95. Washer Co.

4119 Gravoia. LAclede 6266. EXPERT REPAIR, service, parts, free estl-mates. Super, 1117 Salisbury. GA.

8333. COAL AND COKE Kindling Wood KINDLING WOOD To dealers. Columbia Box Factory, 19th and North Market. WALL PAPER CLEANING ABSOKENE PAPER CLEANING CRAF- TEX OR PAINTED WALLS WASHED. ATCHISON, 6751A ARSENAL, HI.

2571. REED BROS. Wall paper cleaned and paint washed; work guaranteed. 2(1 years' enperience. 4119 Evans.

FR. ABSORENE rleaning, work mvself. Dlppel, 282Q Oregon. PR. 2310 or LA.

3940. PAPER removed: steam process: cleaning. Gould, 1 0200 Nihllc dr. Infield 0723. APEX wall paper cleaners; guaranteed.

ROsedale 1721. Delmar. PAPER CLEANED by experts; work guar-anteed. Gentry. 3636 Evans.

JE. 1810. WALL PAPER HANGING ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS Don't delay. Papering, painting; reasonable prices; 15 years experience. Wheatley A Reardon, 5067A Delmar.

FO. 9227. After 6 p. m. FO.

O093. I'APERHANGING. rleaning, paint washing, paper removed, steam process; Immediate service. Hunt, 5827 Etzel, CAbany 3285W. POPULAR PRICES Steaming.

papering, rleaning. Clod feller, 3612 N. Market. FR. 1013.

PAPERING. PAINTING: DO WORK V-SELF; VERY REASONABLE. J. W. MOSES.

5234 JANET. MU. 2636. PAPERING Plastering, painting: reasonable: references. George.

4205 W. Page. JKfferson 9(122. PAPER HANGING, guaranteed; Job plastering. H.

Goodman. 1217A Blackstone. MU. 5865. PAPERING Painting; extra low prices.

Butler. GRand 8315. 2708 Hickory. PAPERING, painting, plastering; work. Cooper, 4162 Maffitt.

CO. good 2867. P.AI'F.KINC; Painting, reasonable, guaran- teed. J. Glerten.

56DO Janet. MU. 7185. BEAUTIFUL papering, painting: reasonable. Bottorff, 5029 Page.

JO. 1481. PAPERING Immediate service; reasonable. While. 4815 lippies.

FO. 0239. ALL work guaranteed; dollars saved papering. Elslng. 1428 Compton.

LA. 4603. PAPERING and rleaning. Immediate service. Larkin, 7619 Ivory.

HI. 3483. A. GUI. LEV Papering, painting: all work guaranteed.

3753A Laclede. JE. 9203. D. I.I TZ papering, plastering, cleaning, painting.

2711 Osage. PR. 53S2. PAPERING, painting, reasonable, respect-able work. Lutz.

4141 Olive. JE. 3228. PAPERING, painting, cleaning; do work ourselves. Lotus, 5737 Lotus.

MU. 0762. PAPERING Painting, reasonable prices. Robey. 4951 Botanical, PR.

21 80. SULLIVAN DECORATORS Papering, painting. 7049 Plateau. Hlland 6876. PROFESSIONAL DETECTIVES DETECTIVE KICK, shadows.

Investigates. Confidential, licensed, bonded. EV. 8194. DETECTIVE Shadowing.

Investigating; confidential, licensed, bonded. CA. 0776. THEATRICAL AMATEURS Floor show; cash 3124 Watson at once. prizes.

WANTED Concessions and rides for picnic. July 3. Virden. 111. Write Bert C.

Davidson, Virden, 111. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED HAIR REMOVED PERMANENTLY by 10-needle electrolysis; REASONABLE RATES. Esther L. Fox, 805 Arcade Bldg. CH.

5213. TIMES have changed, my change is price $5 an hour for skilled lO-needle electrolysis. Fay fallen. 624 Union. FO.5501 TEN-NEEDLE electrolysis, quick and permanent.

Aids L. Mayham, electrologlst, 346 Euclid av. FOrest 6180. EMPLOYMENT WANTED SITUATIONS MEN, BOYS ACCOUNTANT age 34; capable; moderate salary. MU.

4247. CARPENTER elderly, active, alert, steariy, sober, thoroughly experienced; some painting, shop and mill work; building repair or maintenance; have car; reasonable salary for steady, permanent position. 4147 Delmar bl. FR. 6435.

DRY CLEANER presser or driver; Ki years' reference. RI. 5524 W. LANDSCAPE GARDENER Sit. experi-enreri; and yard man.

Snyder. FR. 0695 LINOTYPE OFF.RATOR experienced; local or out of town. Box O-304. MAN young, 20.

high school, intelligent, ambitious, biller. stock experi-enre. work with future. MU. 5654.

PAINTER non-union; In, outside until, have ladders: reasonable. GR. Q228 PAINTER by day or contract; have tools; reasonable. EV. 9324.

YOUNG MAN 19; refined; attending school; work cleaning, tend lawn, wash dishes, drive car; for room and board. FO. 2179. YOUNG drive. MAN 19; JE.

S939. any work; can SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS GIRL white; housework; experience, references. Apply hardware store, 7320 Manchester. GIRL Sit. colored; cleaning or laundry', by day; experience; reference.

FR. 6358. GIRL colored: general housework; stay on place. FR. 0528.

LAUNDRESS yvhite: beautiful work. Cleaning; $2.20 day. FR. 9298. LAUNDRESS day work.

colored; JEfferson 9470. cleaning; PRACTICAL NURSE experienced; references; or housework for lady. GRand 07 16. NURsE call Mt. Louis Institute of Practical Nursing, FOrest 6363.

STENOGRAPHER experienced, vaca-tinn. part or entire time. ST. 1979. TEACHER college graduate: tutor, intermediate grades.

Box O-130. WOMAN colored: good shirt ironer; work days; references. JE. 24S2. WOMAN' colored; laundry or denning; first-class references.

NE. 0694. WOMAN housework, two davs week: reference. PArkview 1714W. WOMAN Sit.

small family- middle aged: good cook; $30. CO. 36S3W. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED MEN. BOYS Aulh Those anmcermo advertisement-are cautioned not to enclose original referenres.

1 opies serve the purpose and aroiil lass of valuable originals. AUTO PAINTER and body mechanic; first class. Phone 972, Reilley Alton, BARTENDERS experienced: 22-35. At- ply at once. Red Coach.

66 and Vandover BLACKSMITH or woodworker. 43M. Wm. E. Ludwig.

FEnton BUS TRAVEL FOR ALL BUS INFORMATION all or Write A rfield qooo 800 N. Broadwav VJi. OOOO LOWEST FARE TO CHICAGO. $4 DETROIT. $4.50 FREE MEALS EN ROl-TB TO LOS ANGELES.

$23 NEW YORK, $15 SLEEPER SERVICE N. Lo Angeles. FREE TAXI TO BUS DEPOT EDUCATION BEAUTY CULTURE BUILD YOUR FUTURE On MOLER'S MODERN METHOD OF BEAUTY CULTURE TRAINING. The standard s.vstem Mince 1H93. Day or evening classes.

Call, write or phone for free booklet. MOLEK SVSIt.tl, 810 IN Sixth, CE. 3581. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Big de mand for our operators. Write or pbone for free ratalogue.

Day and evening classes. CHestnut K578. St. I.onls Academy of Beauty Culture, 520 St. Charles.

INSTRUCTION MARIN ELLO INTERNATIONAL ESTABLISHED SYSTEM OF BEAfcTY CULTURE 4479 Washington blvd. The only authorized Marinello school In state. Day and eve-ning classes. NEwstead 060(X YOUNG MEN WANTED To get ready to accept position In drafting, electricity, accounting, air-conditioning. Diesel and civil engineering.

Earn while learning. Booklet free. American School. Box F-375. Post-Dispatch.

Trade Schools MEN Build your future on Moler's Modern Method of Barbering or Beauty Culture training; day or evening classes. Call, write or phone for free booklet. MOLER SYSTEM. 810 N. 6th.

CE. 3581. DANCING JUST a few private lessons will make a perfect dancer of you regardless of age. Adams Studio, 4614 Pelmar. RO.

S844. ARCADIO STUDIO 4 private lessons, $5. any hour. 3523 Olive St. JE.

4358. DANCING rlasKes and private lessons. Minn Relnhardt. 3556 Shenandoah. PR.

9686. NURSING SCHOOLS ST. LOUIS INSTITUTE OF NURSING. 5473 Delmar. PRACTICAL FOrest 6363 BRICKLAYING TUCKPOINT'G TUCK POINTING and general repairing.

K. J. Scown, 4405A Vista. NE. 1 19J.

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS CARPENTER WORK Fainting; reasonable; write or phone: estimates. Lloyd Wilson. H'Jini Caroline. GR. 0008.

CARPENTER New, repairing; concrete Weber. 4411 Washington, NE. 1355. CARPENTER New, repairing; concrete; Hoevrlman, 4309 Manchester. JE.

4248 GARAGES built, 36 months to pay. ROSEMOND, 5459 Rosa av. FL. 3550. CARPET CLEANING Qv10 NO CHARGE 0 CO i7X.KmU FOR SIZING tpi.Ol Deodorized, moth resisting.

Insured. Prompt Service. Oriental rug specialists. Rug Division in flQIO ST. LOUIS TOWEL SUPPLY UO4 54 Years In Business Compton and Lucas Qv1 Chemically Cleaned fft 75 i7A-11 and Throw Suites cleaned Or fumigated.

$6.50. Chouteau Furniture Rug Service Co. 1016 Chouteau. GA. 4H86 SPECIAL Xw Extra Charge.

0 45 Chemically Cleaned and Moth-Proofed. FULLY INSURED. Ill Elm. 1 DQQ Guaranteed Rug Cleaning. J.UOO CD OOA9 RUGS Chemically rleaned.

I. 7CJLm 9x12, $1.65: living suite, ACE RUG CO. $4.95. Throw rug free. 2631 Delmar.

INSURED, GUARANTEED CHEMICALLY rleaned 9x12 throw t.5(; suites, exceptional service. AAA Rug Cleaners. 3703 Cass, FR. 7969. RUGS, 9x12, chemically clean- 1 ccc ed.

suites. $14.95. 1000 CI.EANMORE RIG, 1416 N. Jefferson. SPECIAL 9x12: chemically cleaned, $1.45.

City Carpet and Tpholstery Cleaners, 1018 CHOUTEAU, GA. 7376. CONCRETE CEMENT WORK CEMENT Granitoid work, water proofing, patch work; repairing a specialty. Williams. 5458 Vernon.

RO. (923. POWER ROLLER With or without operator; material furnished if necessary. Skralnka. 7173 Delmar.

CAbany 0963. CEMENT WORK Repairs any kind, fer. 4224A Botanical. GR. 3394.

Prof- CONCRETE and cement work. Fred Schmidt. 5718 Jennings rd. EV. 2564.

CONCRETE floors, walks, steps, basements. J. Laffey. 4662A Easton. RO.

2038. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRING VACUUMS, all makes, rebuilt; guaranteed; $5.50. Tom, 2208 A Portis. GR. 169Q.

FUMIGATORS AND EXTERM IN ATORS EXTERMINATING I Ci A I LANDSCAPING. WRITE OR PHONE WT LSON, 3207 CAKOLIN E. R. 0008. GUTTERING AND SHEET METAL WORK FURNACES, gutters, spouts repaired.

C. Schmidt. 52(H) S. Kingshighway. FL.7162 GUTTERING and furnace work, reasonable.

STOUT, 1404 Clara. FOrest 7448. HARDWOOD FLOORS GERHARDT FLOOR SERVICE New floors laid, old floors surfaced, properly and carefully, by electric machine; highest grade material used. It pays In the long run. Free estimates.

3109 Neosho. KL 5866. FLOOR RE FINISHING Wall paper cleaning; painSing; free estimates. Tompson Co. PR.

H544. 3535 Magnolia. Woods Sanding, Finishing, Floors Laid. 4626 Shenandoah. LA.

8650. NEW FI.fHlRS Installed; old floors refln-Ished. Pink, 5(119 Raymond. FO. 3819.

SANDING, finishing, 20 years' experience. Holt. 5209 Cabanne. FO. 0935.

PAINTING HOUSE PAINTING, decorating; work guaranteed; reasonable; prompt service. C. Rosenthal. 4145 De Tonty. GR.

3795. PAINTING Pure lead and oil. reasonable; estimales. Write or phone. WILSON, 32(17' Caroline.

GR. OO08. PAINTING Interior and exterior; neat; reasonable. 11. Krucl.

1330 Goodfellow EV 2739. PAINTING l-ad and oil used: half price. Rose. GRand 3692. 1538 California.

EXTERIOR Interior; first-class; experienced. Sharpe. 2124 Y'ale. ST. 1791.

GARDENING AND SODDING TREE SURGERY FERTILIZER, dirl. flagstone, sponge rock Stlltz. 3416 N. Euclid. MI I berry 3938.

PLASTERING PLASTERING, tuckpointing; SOI TEE. 5153 VERNON. all repairs. FO. 2731.

PLASTERING, stucco, repairs. RI. 0630W. Ames. 5802 S.

Kingshighway CO. 1393W PLASTERING 2418 Union. Stucco repairs. Arthur, rear. RO.

0644. 8 to 5. RADIO SERVICE CENTRAL RADIO SERVICE EXPERT RADIO. ELECTRICAL RKPAIRS 2211 S. 39TII.

GR. 2660. HOME RADIO SERVICE CO. GRand 4447. 2149 S.

STORAGE, MOVING. EXPRESS THE PEOPLES MOVING CO. Furniture wanted badly. JE. 5181.

3126 Easton. BONDED. l.VSI Rtn. NEWSTEAD MOV-ING FO. 1424, 1483 UNION.

UPHOLSTERING SAVE 50 PER CENT OR MORE Renphnlster your living room suite. Wm. R. Appel Upholstering 4524 Delmar. FOrest 8976 EASY TERMS.

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