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EQ Persons Desiring FURNISH ED ROOMS Watch the VACANCIES ADVERTISED in These Columns WF.DXESDAY. U.N 3t 1937. CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS DEATHS CONCRETE CEMENT WORK 5Q ROOMS WITH BOARD South CASTLEMAN. 3675 Single or double; ex. tra large; excellent meals; good trans portation SHENANDOAH, 4153 Large, pieasan double, best meals.

LA. 5261. UTAH, 3539 Cool rooms, lovely meals, twin beds: nrivate. PR. 0890.

VIRGINIA, 4231 Attractive front room. In real home; excellent meals. ROOM AND BOARD For aged or Invalid private home, PR. 2361. ROOM-BOARD Protestant girls, prlvata family.

LA. 5405, near cars. West CABANNE. 6353 AttracUve; twin beds; private -porch; finest food. FO.

Q70B. CABANNE. 5005 Large south front, love ly home; excellent meals; German; $6. CATES, 5824 Neatly furnished; twin beds; congenial home; employed girls. DELMAR, 5321 (Apt.

6) Desirable, south, private; meals; 2 employed. iOr-est 9274. DELMAR, 6321 (3d floor); single; cool. private; gentleman; gova urna. est 8726.

ENRIGHT, 6338 (Apt. C) Large south room; excellent meals; very rcasonapir. JULIAN. 5882 Well furnished single and double fronts; lavatory, excellent, meais. lovely lawn and porches, block south of Page.

LINDELLj 4642 Lovely, large; shar bath; refined home; excellent roeais. LIN DELL, 3928 Geptlemen, room; board; ideal location. 4453 Beautiful south twin beds, refined Borne; exceptional meals; reasonable. JE. 8423.

MAPLE, 6018 Apt. room, good meals; conveniences phone; gentlemen. PAGE, 6041 Air cooled rooms, loads good eats, Investigate. PAGE, 6338 Lovely home, excellent meals transportation at door. WASHINGTON, 5097 AttracUve room.

excellent meals; convenient location. WASHINGTON, 5164 South room, twla beds, Bhower; excellent meals. WASHINGTON, 5133 Room and board; conveniently located. WATERMAN, 5126 Single, south room and sleeping porch, also 3d floor south, for 2. Every convenience.

RO. 0245. WATERMAN Near Do Baliviere, cool I twin beds; excellent meals. FO. Q129.

WATERMAN, 55xx Refined private Jew. isn; reierences; laay or man, vu. asj WEST PINE, 3750 Cool front; twin beds. excellent meals; home-like; investigate. WEST PINE, 4511 Gentlemen; lovely room, excellent meats, reasonable.

ROOM AND BOARD Lovely, good for shower. FO. 1936. ROOM FOR RENT CITY Central CHOUTEAU, 918 Large housekeeping rooms, $3, running hot water. North MAFFITT, 3937 Large front bedrooms utcnenetto; sink; range; southern exposure.

ST. LOUIS, 3908 Room, kitchenette, sink. aiso iront nouscKeeping; adults; pnone. UNIVERSITY, 2505 Sleeping or house. keeping rooms, conveniences, adults.

Northwest LOTUS, 4923 2 beautiful light house keeping rooms, private home, adults. NORTHLAND, 8115 Cool room, 1 or employed; private home. EV. 8136. ROOM Attractive; private, kitchen priv ileges; couple; Natural Bridge bus.

MU. 5822. South BENTON 35 With kitchenette, sink. Frigldaire, washer; cool, quiet; also conntcting and sleeping; adults. BOTANICAL, 3869 Nicely furnished room in private home; employed; Fark-Comp-ton car.

CAROLINE, 3557 Two 1st-floor hoase- fceeplng rooms, also sleeping room. CAROLINE, 3557 Two lst-floor house- Keeping rooms, also sleeping room. JUNIATA, 3638 South room, 1 or 2 gen tlemen, private family. JUNIATA, 3639 3d floor; nice; meats optional. la.

4113. LAFAYETTE, 2853 Clean washer, radio, housekeeping; with kitchenette, sleeping. MAGNOLIA, 3500A Cool sleeping, housekeeping rooms; furnished, unfurnished; reasonable. ST. VINCENT, 3449 Sleeping room for 2, private family.

SHENANDOAH, 4256 WiJl kitchenette; nicely furnished: front; tink; washer. SHENANDOAH, 3622 Large housekeeping room, with sink; also large sleeping. THIRTY-EIGHTH, 4450 S. Private home no roomers: board optional; garage. VIRGINIA, 4263 Beautiful, large, fnr-nisbed room for 2.

WILMINGTON, 1211 Gentlemen; owner's home; quiet, adults; sleeping porch. WYOMING Near Grand, 3 rooms, bath. everything furnished, adults. LAclede 9698. ROOM Large double and single; south.

era exposure; opposite park; excellent meals. LAclede 6499. ROOM Large; alcove kitchenette; sleep ing porcn; $ib; single. RI. 6265.

ROOM Newly furnished sleeping; garage reagonaoie; private lamuy. x. DIM. Southwest ARSENAL, 6456 3 furnished; prtvata pain; pnone. ee appreciate.

Adults. CLIFTON, 2554 2, furnishea or unfur- nisneo; ngni. gas, neat; garage. K1NGSH1GHWAY, 5200 S. Large room for home privileges.

FL. 7162. KINGSHIGHWAY, 5427 S. Lovely bed room; soutn exposure; private. FL.

2952 KINGSHIGHWAY, 3329 S. Sleeping room. private mime reasonapie. u. voju.

West BARTMER, 6128 2 front housekeeping rooms; aiso 1 room; neys 6135 Bart-mer. CABANNE, 6025 Single efficiencies. sink, hot water, refrigeration; adults. CABANNE, 5070 Modern, clean, coolf private nome; aauns. tv.

ou49. CABANNE, 5153 Front room, southern, exposure, board optional. FO. 0979. CABANNE, 6141 Unusual 2d floor, house.

keeping; refrigeration; garage; couple. CABANNE, 6047 South front sleeping; Kiicnen privileges. CATES, 5095 Housekeeping suite; attrar. lively furnished; Zd floor; water; ga-rage. CATES, 5803 2 rooms, Frigldaire, room, kitchenette, sink, 1 housekeeping, newly decorated.

CLARENDON. 720 Attractively furnished front room, convenient to transportation; gentleman only. CLEMENS, 5629 studio room and kitchenette; also sleeping room, 6 win-down. $3. CLEMENS, 5956 Private home; meals if desired.

DELMAR, 55591st floor east. front, southern exposure, employed adults. FO. 3093. DELMAR, 5855 Large sleeping room; private bath; all coveniences.

DELMAR, 4215 Nicely furnished kitchen. ette apartment; 2 large rooms; modern. DELMAR, 4469 Small housekeeping room, Bleeping, $1.75: free phone. DELMAR. 5139 Bedroom.

$2 up; housed keeping snlte. basement, $3. DELMAR, 4135 2 rooms; continuous not water, range, porch: $4. DELMAR. 6251 2d east: newly furnished; gentlemen: private.

PA. 7635J. ENRIGHT, 5632 Large, cool 3d floor housekeeping: sink. CAbany 2277, ENRIGHT, 5251 Attractive room for or board optional; fan, car, bus. ETZEL, 5890 South front; lady employed; private home.

EUCLID. 306A N. Sleeping single, twin bed, $4. Maryland-Taylor car. FOREST PARK, 4317 Room, small kitchenette refrigeration, fan, conveniences.

FOREST PARK. 43S1 2 lovely lront housekeeping. 2d floor; $6.50. FOREST PARK, 4916 Large room, twin beds, water, also single. HAMILTON.

924A Newly furnished small front. $1.75: large. $2.50. KENSINGTON, 5048 1 or 2-room. house-keeping, everything furnished; refrigeration; owner.

LINDELL, 4256 2d floor apartment. love ly large, cool room, newly decorated; new furniture; Inner sprinr mattress: front single room, porch; private home. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SALESWORK GIRLS 3: for order department; $16 sal ary. 3908 Olive.

Rm. 226 after 4:30. SALESWOMEN WANTED WANTED Woman, between 30 and 40, who can supervise, employ and train a group of women doing telephone sales work; must have good education, neat appearance and be free to leave i Louis; salary and expenses; real opportunity for a high type woman to make a permanent connection with old, established, nationally known company; telephone sales experience not absolutely necessary if other qualifications meet our standards. Write, giving age, edu cation, past experience and phone sum ber. Enclose a recent snapshot.

If pos sible. Box T-144. Post-Dispatch. WEAR FREE DRESSES and show famous Fashion Frocks to friends; sample kit free: earn up to $23 weekly; no ex perience needed. Fashion Frocks, Dept.

D-3910, Cincinnati. O. SALESLADIES 2, over 30; ladies' wear, $4 day while training; also one free to travel. 217 Wain Wright Bldg. SALESLADIES New tion; salary.

8 a. 1 item no rompetl- n. 4360 Olive. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OWNER can't handle alone; will lease lunch, drink, dance concession, with equipment; Ozark resort; fine year-'round business; $kuu year, naif in advance, Phone PA. 0174.

DUE to expansion program, have 2 newly acquired super service stations available In North St. Louis for lease oh Iowa of operation. Johnson Oil Refining 1320 Macklind, St. Louis. ST.

2242. A RARE OPPORTUNITY For party with some capital to participate rn safe profitable business. Box F-196, A RARE OPPORTUNITY' For fcarty with some capital to participate in aafe, profitable business. Box F-l 96. BUSINESS WANTED ROOMING HOUSE Wtd.

And boarding house; any location in city; have buyers for Immediate sale. FO. 1397. CASH PAID Any amount, all kinds merchandise stocks, store and office fixtures, S. Lasky, 6609 Clemens.

PA. 0432. BUSINESS FOR SALE BAKERY Retail and wholesale; West Florissant main business district; track, rooms, cheap rent. CO. 5T97W.

BAKER SHOP 1st class; doing $1800 month business. box fOBT-ms. BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP University City; ultra modern; rent $50. Sacri-fice quick sale. CA.

1717. BAR-RESTAURANT Leaving city, worth $4000, sacrifice $500. 4828 Delmar. BEAUTY SHOP 7 years established; paying business; terms, sacrifice. 1731 North and South Brentwood.

BEAUTY SHOP 3-room, living quarters; leaving city. RI. 4233J. CABIN-FILLING STATION 6 acres ground; garden: sell or trade, clear. CA.

1717. CAFE North Broadway; seats 50; rent $50; terms. CAbany 1717. CONFECTIONERY Established corner; good business; bargain. 1227 Tower Grove.

CONFECTIONERY AND LUNCH Reasonable, account sickness: across from school; hospital. 2716 N. Sarah. CONFECTIONERY Grocery, and beer, barbecue next door; reasonable. 2632 N.

Leffingwell. (HART) CONFECTION VENDERS Dispenses 32 kinds; a modern machine thac sells; attractive proposition. CA. 1717. CONFECTIONERY, GROCERY Rooms; busy location; sale or trade.

4130 Fair. CONFECTIONERY With living quarters, rent $15; good location. 412 N. Boyle. DELICATESSEN Beer, $40 daily; rent $35; well equipped.

North Side. CA. 1717. DENTAL PRACTICE Office covers entire county; an opportunity for man wanting South Missouri location. CAbany 1717.

DRESS SHOP Southwest; good business; sacrifice. FL. 6280. Call afternoons. DRUG STORE South; established; 27 years; rooms upstairs; leased to July 28; inventory $3000; a buy at zouu; retiring.

CA. 1717. DRUG STORE Easton established 60 years; modern. CAbany 1717. FLORAL SHOP Other business; sacrifice for quirk sale.

3314 Meramec FLOWER- SHOP Established 22 years; rooms, nets $350 per month. CA. 1717. GROCERY and meat market, 1930 N. Whittier across from new Negro Hospital; ideal location for hustler.

Open for inspection today. FO. 0163. GROCERY South, selling account settling estate. Box A-365, Post-Dis.

GROCERY, confectionery; established 16 years; account death. 3572 S. Broadway GROCERY STORE Small. 3616 N. 11th.

CEntral 3436. GROCER Y'-M EAT Sacrifice account sickness. 2222 Chippewa. PR. 7929.

HARDWARE STORB: South; long estab-lished; $500 and inventory. CA. 1717. LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR West end. 7 to 9 a.

and 8 to 10 p. m. CAbany 7631R. LAUNDRY Overall cleaning; maker. CAbany 1717.

profit LUNCHROOM Good location; $80 cash, no more, no less. 1231 S. Broadway. PLUMBING BUSINESS Established 42 years; retiring; sell or trade. CA.

1717. RESTAURANT And bar; latest equipment; $50,000 annually; best location, Belleville. III. Box A-130. Post-Dis.

RESTAURANT Confectionery; west, near show; sacrifice, leaving city. CA. 2149. RESTAURANT To real money makers; $35 dally. JE.

0683. ROOMING AND BOARDING, 63xx Cab anne, 11 rooms, 2 baths, 4 garages, serving 2 meals dally; dignified clientele; all rooms filled; $450 monthly; very good. 52xx Cabanne, 14 roms. 2 batbs. rent $55; income $360 monthly In summer; more in winter.

FOrest 1397. ROOMING AND BOARDING Slxx Washington, 13 rooms, 4 baths; beautifully furnished; filled. Also 42xx West Pine, 14 rooms. VOr. 1397.

ROOMING HOl'SE 52xx Vernon, 23 rooms; 41xx Laclede, 22; 51xx fates, 11; 40xx McPherson, 13; 41xx West Pine; good income. FO. 1397. ROOMING HOUSE 13 rooms, beautifully furnished; 2 baths, terms. Inquire 4245 Westmlntser.

NE. 1675. ROOMING HOUSE 50xx Minerva; 5 rooms, steam heat; good Income; filled; garage; rent $30: bargain. FO. 1397.

ROOMING HOUSE 10 rooms, all filled, good income; rent $25. Bargain, worth investigating. 3706 Olive. ROOMING HOUSE 11 rooms. West.

Pine; something good: terms 1 CO. 9272. ROOMING Boarding, 10 rooms, beautiful excellent Income, sacrifice. FO. 0705.

ROOMING HOUSES 14 rooms, $350; 10 rooms, $300. 4266 Washington. SANDWICH SHOP Ice cream and 5 pet. beer. 1147 N.

Union. XAVERN Opposite Fairground Park; good place for couple. -3603 Kossuth. TAVERN No competition rooms. Call at 4601 Tennessee.

RI. 409-4. TIRE-BATTERY'-OIL store, 11 years; take $200: rent $25. 4261 W. Easton.

WATERMELON and Bar-B-Q stand; reasonable price 6010 Delmar. ROOMS and BOARD ROOMS WITH BOARD CITY ADVKliTIHEMENTS in this classification tcill be listed alphabetically bv street. aUfr which advertisements with other index word tpill folloTJC. Northwest GOODFELLOW, 2608A Room, board: 2 girls; private home; bus at door. 1.

NATURAL BRIDGE. 4648 Room, board. homelike: refined; single, double. South BOTANICAL, 4129 Board, single or double rooms, twin beds; reasonable. GRACE, 4214 Room and board; 1 or 2 employed; private home.

RI. 2122. JUNIATA. 3644 Clean; good meals; car and bus one block. LA.

4113. RUSSELL. 3644 Cnol, quiet, south room, twin beds, best food. FUNERAL DIRECTORS North MATH. HERMANN SON funeral directors rik and west florissant COLFAX 0880 aTkroundertaking CO.

t7U7 M. FRANKLIN 0200. Our Establishment Air Conditioned INC. 988 Grand. JEfferson 0354.

Lr'TONER FUNERAL DIRECTORS 223 St. Louis. CO. 3390. CE.

3698. South Wacker-Helderle Und. Co. Chapel Chapel 3634 Gravoi 331 S. Broadway LA.

7573 OK. 2117 LA. 3634 R- 2116 PARKING IN" KKAK OF HAI'KI. West "LAWRENCE" MULLEN 5165 DELMAR FO. 0877 Air-Conditione! Parlors and Chapels CHASTF.

STUART SONS FUNERAL HOME AND CHAPEL FEEL FREE TO HHIXK US Cfl 7III1II pAV OR NHiHT. 1335 Union. dUUU CEMETERIES NON-SECTARIAN $5 and op per month boy a 6-grave lot with perpetual care in St. Louis' MOST BEAUTIFUL CEMETERY SUNSET BURIAL PARK ON GRAVOIS ROAD DEATHS BOA ROBF.RT 1913 S. Compton.

June 29, 1937. beloved husband of Nellie Hoal. dear father of Alice. Elizabeth. Dr.

R. Weston Boal. our dear brother, father-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from Feet Funeral Home. Lafayette and Longfellow July 2, 2 p.

m. BAY. ERNESTINE (nee Goetii 4066 Burgen June 29. 1937, 9:15 p. wife of the late Peter Day, dear mother of Andrew Day and Elizabeth Klein, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and cousin.

Funeral from Wacker-Helderle Chapel, 3634 Gravois July 2. 8:30 a. to St. Stephen" Church. Interment SS.

Peter and Paul'a Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St. Ann's Married Ladies' Sodality. IE MARTINI. LOUIS F.

5502 Idaho, entered Into rest June 28, 1937. 1 p. beloved husband of Mary De Martini tnee Wright), dear father of Louis E. and Mrs. Florence Lammert (nee De.

Martini), dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law. grandfather- and uncle. Funeral July 1, 8:30 a. from Stroot Carroll Funeral Home, 46O0 Natural Bridge, to St. Cecelia's Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. FITZGERALD, MART (hee Burke 1416A N. Taylor, June 28. 1937, 3:45 p. beloved wife of John Fttz-grrald.

dear mother John Heeley and Mrs. Nellie Cooney Abbott, aister of Mrs. M. J. O'Neil.

dear mother-in-law. grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-law and aunt Funeral July 1, 8:30 a. from Cullen Kelly Parlors, 1416 N. Taylor, to Visitation Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Deceased was a member of the Third Order of St. Francis, Christian Mothers, IT. W. V. Walker Jennings Auxiliary No.

ft and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Sodality of Visitation. Church. FREVWALD. H. ROBERT 4027A Shaw June 30, 1937.

beloved husband of Louis Freywald (nee Gabler), dear father of Hilda F. Elmore and the late Robert Freywald grandfather of Robert C. and Carl T. Freywald. father-in-law of Mrs.

Elsa Freywald and William J. Elmore, brother-in-law. and uncle. Remains at Witt Chapel. 2929 8.

Jefferson av. Notice of funeral later. GAVTTEK H. I II.I.IAN (nee Temmelmann 391 (Justine June 29. 1937.

3:15 p. dear wife of the late Thomas Gastreich, our dear sister, sister-in-law nd aunt. Funeral from W-acker-Helderle Gravois July' 2." 1:30 p. to Valhalla Crematory. Deceased, was a member of Oriental Chapter No.

228, O. E. S. Pythian Sisters, Victory Temple No. 96.

GIESEKE, IRENE RITH 1946V Cass, June 29, 1937, 1:15 a. beloved daughter of Henry and Estella Gieseke (nee Imbierowiez). dear sister of Beatrice and Gilbert, our dear granddaughter and niece, age 8 years. Funeral from Leldner Chapel. 222.1 St.

Louis. July 2. 8:30 a. to St. Leo's Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. HAH N. 'WILLIAM r-1416A Newhouse entered into -rest June 3n, 1937, 1 a. beloved husband of Vera L. Hahn nee Wagner), dear father of Vernon C.

Hahn, dear brother of Fred and Herman Hahn, dear brother-in-law, son-in-law, cousin, nephew and uncle. Notice of funeral later from Ziegenhein Chapel, 2623 Cherokee st. HUGHES, HOLLAND Mon June 28. 1937, p. husband of Julia Hughes (nee Higgins), father of Alice Butln, our dear brother, father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from Jos. J. Quinn Parlors, 1389 ITnlon July 1, 2 p. m. Interment Memorial Parfc Cemetery.

JOEDICKS, SALLY A. (nee Sands June 30. 1937. 12:45 a. beloved wife of Louis C.

Jocdick. dear mother of Sally Lou Joedicks. sister of Frank C. J. and John L.

Sands. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Parlors. 3S40 Lindeli bf. Notice of time later.

JOHNSON. JOSEPH Creve Coeur Lake, June 28th. 937, beloved husband of Ella Johnson nce Stuve-Evans). brother of John Johnson, uncle of Marie, William and John Jr. Funeral Clark Funeral Home, 1125 Hodiamont July 1st.

10 a. to Calvary Cemetery. RAy, JAMES Entered into rest June 2.7, i 037, dear son of Andrew Kay and the late Margaret' Kay (nee Coyle, our dear nephew and cousin. Funeral July .2. 8:15 a.

from Drehmann-Harral Chapel. 1905' Union to Church of Presentation. Interment Na-tl'inal Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Walter Hatzfeld Post. No.

35, American Lrginn. and St. Louis Chapter, No. 1, Disabled American War Veterans. KII'I'IVG.

MA RG-A It ET Beloved wife of the late Leo Kipping, tlear mother of Stephen and Walter Kipping, Mm. B. Gray. Mrs. J.

Somers and Mrs. F. Stanze, our dear sister, mot her-in-lHw. grandmother and Brent-grandmother. Funeral from' Southern Funeral Home.

S. Grand Julv 1. 1937. a. to St.

Mary and Joseph Church, thence to Mount Olive. Cemetery. -KK (KlttM ASKIi FRANK Entered rest June 28. 1937, 1:30 k. beloved husriand of Stella Kra-Jewski.

dear lathee of John, Stella, Vir-g'ma ami Agnes, our dear ather-irf-law, un lp and cousin. Funeral from Central Funeral Horrie, 1811 Cass July 1, 8:30 a. to St. Casimir's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

KRANZ. JOSEPH Beloved husband of the late Ida Kranz mcc Arkermunn dear father of Roy Kranz, our dear brother, fa-thrr-m-hiw, grandfather and uncle. Funeral July 1..2 p. from Kracgcr-Voss-Fix Funeral Home. North Kinct-hifliway at Lexington, to St.

Engel-bert's church. Interment Calvary Cemetery Deceased was. a member of Columbia Mutual Aid Association. LA SKA I ER, LORAIN Entered Into rest June 29, 1937. dear daughter of Otto and Jennie Lassauer (nee Miller), dear sister of Bei nice and Marian, our dear niece and cousin, in her 15th year.

Funeral July 2. 2 p. from the residence. H910 Allen av. Interment in Mount Hope Cemetery, Fendler Undertakes Co.

in chart. SITUATIONS MEN, BOYS CHAUFFEUR valet, colored, experi-enced, references, can leave. Fred, JE. 9994. COOK want work; capable of taking charge: colored.

FRanklin 752Q. CONCRETE FINISHER hour or job; experienced. JEfferson 6159. MANAGER 10 years' experience in real estate maintenance and property management; formerly building and construction engineer, technical education, best of references, will traveL Box N-2 1 8. Post-Dispatch.

MAN middle-aged, experienced meat cutter or allround grocery clerk; would like to have steady work. Will work reasonably. Good references. Call CO. 9496 MAN needs work; chauffeur or anything.

Ed. 1624 S. 14th. PAINTER inside and outside, craftex wall cleaning and high-class painting my specialty; reasonable and reliable. FL.

8095. PASTE BOY painter, paper hanger, experience, reference. Gene Moore, 4262A Delmar. PRINTING EXECUTIVE versed in offset and letterpress production, estimating and layout. Box N-340, P.

-P. TRAFFIC MANAGER or assistant, 16 years experience; for interview. RI. 6144. TRUCK DRIVER experienced, city and freight delivery; reference.

N. Stout, 5216 Page. FOrest 6907. SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS COOK thoroughly experienced res taurant or cafeteria; no JEfferson 3998. COOK Sit.

Al, colored, tel. go away summer. housework, JE. 8219. ho- GIRL Sit.

colored. experienced maid, laundress. NE. 2432. cook, GIRL general housework: by day; laundry'; references.

FRanklin 6358. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE wants place to work for room, board and carfare in exchange for services while attending business school. PR. 4422. HOUSEKEEPER motherless home preferred.

Leora Davis, 610 Barry. LADY practical nurse, companion or housekeeper; will travel. CA. 3362W. LAUNDRESS colored; cleaning; by-day; experienced; reference.

JE. 1910. NURSE call St. Louis Institute of Practical Nursing. FOrest 6363.

TUTOR A-B degree; experience high school teacher. FOrest 4559. WOMAN refined; with boy 15: de sires housekeeping in motherless or elderly couple's home: exchange services for home. FOrest 9973. WOMAN Sit.

day work wanted, good references. JE. 3925. WOMAN colored, laundress, cleaning, day work. Call JE.

8259. WOMAN home nights. colored housework or day FR. 8648. WOMAN colored; laundry work to take home.

4209A Garfield. WOMAN cook; go to Colorado Springs. Miss Deering, 4232 Neosho. HELP WANTED HELP ANTED EN, BOYS A'UTE Those answering advertisements are cautioned not to enclose original references. Copies serve the purpose and avoid possible loss of valuable orininals.

ACCOUNTANT Age 23-30; C. F. graduate: single; must travel; good salary. MISSOURI STATE EMPLOYMENT (no fee), 300O Locnst. ACCOUNTANT 25-35; college; executive; future; good firm; EFFICIENCY, 1210 Syndicate Trust.

BODY' And fender dent man; experienced only; bring references. Beckring Auto Body 30O8 N. Grand. BOTTLE WASHER and milker; experienced. Bendush Dairy.

WEstmore 4952. BOY Over 16; experienced; to feed print-ing press. Box T-220, Past-Dispatch. BUTLER Filipino, thoroughly experienced; private family; must have good references; state salary expected; do not apply unless you have qualifications for A-l butler. Box A-126, Post-Dispatch.

CABINETMAKERS SKilled. for high-class store fixtures and showcases; rate 70 to 80 cents per hour. Burge Mig. P. O.

Box 1742. Houston, Tex. CHAUFFEUR Butler, 30 to 40 years old, Protestant, reference, 500 N. 2d st. COLLECTORS Installment salary and bonus.

Apply at once. 517 Olive. COLLECTOR Apply 6121 Easton Wednesday, 8:30 a. m. COOK Experienced; for small hotel; $10 week, board and lodging.

Box A-b, Post-Dispatch. COOPER On tight and slack barrels; steady job; good pay. 1542 N. 10th. COUPLE Experienced; general house, dining room work.

FOrest 0711. CRANE OPERATOR Locomotive; familiar with Browning and Link belt cranes; clam shell work; under 45. MISSOURI STATE EMPLOYMENT (no fee), 319 N. Garrison. CREDIT AND COLLECTION MEN State age, minimum salary to start and experience fully.

Box W-258, Post-Pis. DENT and paint man; also handy on mechanical work. Apply at once. ENGINEER State age, experience, references, last place employed. Box A-Sl, Post-Dispatch.

ENGRAVERS On gold rings; with or without enamel cutting experience; steady work; outside St. Louis; can also use polisher and stonesetters. W. E. Patrick, 303 Chemical Bldg.

CE 7278. FARM HAND Experienced; stay on place. Call 3717 Aldlne, rear. FURNITURE FINISHER lst-class, steady work. Craig Furniture 4901 Washington GRINDER Experienced toolroom, surface grinder; outline experience.

Box A-381, Post-Dispatch. LIFE GUARD State experience, references. Box A-356, MACHINIST First-class allround, experienced In rebuilding machine tools. 1012 Tyler St. MAN For labor work, $1.50 day.

3408 S. Jefferson. MAN Colored, experienced driver; house-work; $1 day. 5142 Washington. MECHANIC on all cars, 50 pet.

on the dollar. Apply at once, Brahm Motor 3815 Oregon. PAINT SPRAYER Experienced on synthetic and lacquer finishes. Box A-S6, Post-Dispatch. POWER BRAKE OPERATORS Experienced R.

R. passenger car riveters, buckers, heaters, stickers. ST. LOUIS CAR CO. 8000 N.

BROADWAY RETAIL SALES CLERK Auto parts: $65. EFFICIENCY. 1210syndlcate Trust. ROOFERS With some experience laying slate and tile. Apply 5062 Maple, after 6 p.

m. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT Ex- perienced. 1101 McLaren. STENOGRAPHER Good firm, $110. EF- FMIENCY, 1210 Syn.

Trust. TRUCK DRIVER For freight line; experienced; 22-ft. trailer; $250 cash bond only need to apply. Box N-219. TURNERS Experienced on wood heels.

United Wood Heel 2705 Olive. YOUNG MAN 2 or 3 years' experience drug store: high school education; not. afraid of work. Box A-128. Post-Dis.

SALESWORK LOCAL branch of national organization can use 3 more men to sell popular magazines on monthly payment plan; good pay; permanent; opportunity for advance-ment. 605 Shubert Theater Bldg. ABLE MAN To distribute samples, handle coffee route; up to $45 first week; automobile given as bonus. Write Albert Mills, 1093 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. MAN To tell facts intelligently with au-tomobile.

FOrest 9134. MEN to assist manager; about $16(1 month fo those who qualify; permanent; see Mr. Herald. Hotel Bill more. 3643 Washington, 9 to 12 a.

m. STEADY' WORK in the food industry; no layoffs or part time; old established company can offer deployment to 3 more reliable, neat appearing men: no experience necessary: we train you: good pay. Apply after 9 a. 453 N. Boyle, St.

Louis, or 1764 State East St. L. AGENTS WANTED MEN MEN Or women; with or without car; to sell fast selling 4th of July novelty; call from 11 a. m. to 4 p.

Room 622. Hotel Marion Roe. LOST and FOUND Miscellaneous Lost BEER BARREL Lost; and picnic coll; Sunday; Morse's Mill, House Springs; lib-eral reward. PA. 6801.

BILLFOLD Lost; brown; initials P. S. P. Call CAbany 5385. reward.

COIN PURSE Lost; containing money and key; reward. LAclede 9344. GLASSES Lost; Cliff's Cave; reward. Riverside 4S93M. HAT BOX Lost: near Union Station; reward.

PA. 0711 J. KEYS Lost; bunch of 11; Saturday night between 4200 Shenandoah and. 3200 Franklin; reward. MAin 1277.

I LEATHER CASE Lost; containing insurance application; reward. Hlland 4746. LICENSE PLATE Lost; CAbany 4745. PAPER HANGER'S GRIP Lost; with tools; on Kossu'h av. See Mr.

Haislet, 2024A Geyer or call COlfax S311W. PORTFOLIO Lost; brown zipper; reward. Phone CHestnut PURSE Lost; brown; Grand-Leader basement rest room; working girl; reward. ROsedale 8837 Dogs and Cats Lost BOSTON- TERRIER Lost; female; name Patty, brindle, white neck, 4 white paws; reward. LAclede 5022.

DASCHUND Lost; small; brown; male; West End; answers to name Louie; re-ward. FOrest 0372. DOG Lost; in Richmond Heights; strayed from 1108 Hillside June 27 or 28; yellow cur; answers to name of Smoothie; has collar with southern address. Find-er call Hlland 4019: reward. DOG Lost, in vicinity of Page and Clara; Boston Terrier, white with black spots; answers to name of Lady reward.

MUi-berry 6569. DOG Lost; all white wire-haired terrier, ears pointed; Kirk wood license; answers to Spook; reward. Kirk wood 425 FOX TERRIER Lost or strayed; male; white, brown head, bob tail; child's pet; reward. CE. 3093.

PIT BULL Lost: female: black; answers name Blackie; Ladue; reward. WY. 0535 POINTER Lost; male; white; black head, tick markings; reward. EV. 6685.

SCOTTIE Lost; female; named Snuff; reward. PA. 519SJ. Jewelry Lost BRACELET Lost; platinum diamond and ruby; Saturday night. Chase Hotel roof; reward.

CEntral 3651. BROOCH Lost: old-fashioned. vicinity Harney. Emerson; reward. 5408 Emerson RING Lost; man's, ruby, between N.

23d and Mullanphy Apartments; re-ward. 2305 N. Market. WRIST WATCH Lost; lady's, downtown or Walnut Park bus; reward. MA.

2620. WRIST WATCH Lost; lady's gold, at Famous-Barr rewa rd. EV. 4118. FOUND DOG Found, white, brown face, owner pay ad.

CO. 2S17M. TRANSPORTATION BUS TRAVEL GO BY BUS! LOW SUMMER FARES T0 ALL POINTS INCLUDING I Chicago Lot Angele Little Rock 5 Denver- Dallas Tulsa Cape Girardeau Padueah 2 FOR ALL, INFORMATION CALL CE. 7183 2 Ash About Our All-Expense Tours I Trailways Broadway Lucas FOR ALL BUS INFORMATION Call or Write rfield 0000 800 N. Broadway VJA OOOO ALL AMERICAN BUS LINES DE LUXE MOTOR STAGES GUARANTEED LOWEST FARE TO CHICAGO, $4 DETROIT.

$4.50. FREE MEALS EN ROUTE TO LOS $25 NEW ORK. $15 DAY" COACHES OR SLEEPER BUSES FKEE TAXI TO BUS DEPOT BUSINESS PERSONALS CASH for your old fur coats. Bishop Fur 613 locust. FREE shavings.

Columbia Box Factory, 19th and North Market. EDUCATION BEAUTY CULTURE BUILD YOUR FUTURE On MOLER'S MODERN METHOD OF BEAUTY CULTURE TRAINING. The standard system since 1893. Day or evening classes. Call, write or phone for free booklet.

MOLER SYSTEM, 810 N. Sixth. CEntral 3581. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Big demand for our operators. Write or phone for free catalogue.

Day and evening CHestnut 8578. St. Louis Academy of Beauty Culture, 520 St. Charles. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE; SPECIAL FOR $50.

CITY COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE, 203Vfr N. 7TH. LEARN beauty work; graduates register by July 1. $50; Jobs waiting. Mary T.

Bender. 359 N. Boyle, FK. 8680, DANCING JUST a few private lessons will make a perfect dancer of you, regardless of age. Adams Studio, 4614 Delmar.

RO. 8844. ARCADIO STUDIO 4 private lessons. $5, any hour. 3523 Olive st.

JE. 4358. INSTRUCTION MARINELLO INTERNATIONAL ESTABLISH ED SYSTEM OF BEAUTY CULTURE 4479 Washington blvd. The only authorized Marinello school in state. Day and eve-ning classes.

NEwstead 0600. Trade Schools MEN Build your future on Moler's Modern Method of Barberlng of Beauty Culture training; day or evening classes, tall, write or phone for free booklet. MOLER SYSTEM, 810 N. 6th. CE.

3581. TKI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE Call or write; tools furnished. 811 Market. NURSING SCHOOLS ST. LOUIS INSTITUTE OF PRACTICAL NURSING, 5473 Delmar.

FOrest 6363. BUSINESS DIRECTORY ASPHALT FOR roof coaling, waterproofing, swimming pools, use Bitucote Emulsified Asphalt; nr heating required. Apply your-s-if. G-. 5515 or write Biliicote Prod-net Co.

BRICKLAYING 8C TUCKPOINT'G TUCK POINTING Chimney repairing. staining. Tockstein. 31S1 Alfred. LA.

6340. TUCKPOINTING Chimney repairing; dampness prevented. MU. 55S2. Cather, 5745 Ma ffitt.

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS CARPENTER New and repairing; concrete. Weber. 4111 Washington. NE. 1355 BARTH BARTH.

Builders: also al-tcrations. 3248 Pulaski. RI. 2730. By reading today's want ads in the Post-Dispatch you may learn how these want ad columns may be of service to you in one of more than a hundred ways.

BOAL. ROBERT L. DAY, ERNESTINE DE MARTINI, LOUIS F. FITZGERALD, MARY FREYWALD, H. ROBERT GASTREICH.

LILLIAN GIESEKE, IRENE RITH HAHN, WILLIAM C. HUGHES, HOLLAND. JOEDICKS, SALLY' A. JOHNSON, JOSEPH W. KAY, JAMES KIPPING.

MARGARET KRA JEW SKI (KREJASKI) FRANK. KRANZ, JOSEPH LASSAUER, LORAINE LIVINGSTON. CLARA E. LUECHTEFELD, MRS. CATHERINE MARGE LIS, BEN MOORMANN, FRANCIS T.

MURRAY, WILLIAM J. NICHOLAS, HUGO NOONAN, MICHAEL J. OH LEVER, LOUS A. RANDOLPH, LEE WALTER ROEHLK. LOUSE S.

RITH ELSIE I. SCHLl'ETER, KATHE SIEKMANN, CHARLES F. STRNAD, MARY WIEDEMEIER. EDWARD YOUNG, JAMES J. LIVINGSTON, CLARA E.

(nee Greig) Entered into rest June 29, 1937, age 53 years, beloved wife of Dr. A. A. Livingston, dear mother of John Archie and Robert Livingston, our dear daughter, sister, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral from family residence.

Cedar Hill, to Cedar Hill Presbyterian Church, July 1, 10 a. thence to Adams Cemetery, St. James, Mo. LUECHTEFELD, MRS. CATHERINE June 28, 1937.

4:30 a. dear mother of Mrs. Louise Schneiderjans of St. Louis, Anton and Libory Luechtefeld and the late Mrs. Gertrude Koeller and Mrs.

Catherine Schneiderjans of St. Libory, sister of Sister Lorenzo of Villa, Jesu of St. and our dear grandmother and great-grandmother. Body will be at Moll Funeral Parlor, Mascoutah, until 8 a. m.

thence removed to her home in St. Libory. 111. Funeral Thurs. morning from home to St.

Libory's Catholic Church, where services will be held at 9 a. m. Interment St. Libory Catholic Cemetery. IS.

BEN June 30. 1937. beloved father of Mrs. Sara Pearhne and Margulis, dear brother of Ike. Frank and Mike Margulis.

dear grandfather. Funeral from the Rindskopf Chapel, 5212 Delmar July 1, 10 a. m. MOORMANN, FRANCIS T. 4023 Ohio, June 29, 3937, 9:15 a.

beloved husband of Minnie Moormann (nee Steinbruegge), dear father of Mae Frances and Frank F. Moormann, our dear father-in-lnw and uncle, age 76 years. Funeral from Schumacher Funeral Home, 3013 Meramec, July 2, 2 p. to St. Peter's Cemetery.

A charter and life member of Pyramid Lodge No. 180, A. F. and A. and Public Service E.

M. B. A. WILLIAM J. 4332A Lindeli June 29.

1937, 10:30 p. beloved brother of Miss Mamie S. Murray. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Parlors.

3840 Lindeli bl. Time of funeral later. Deceased was a member of St. Louis Camp No. 33, United Spanish War Veterans.

NICHOLAS, HUGO 1949 Arsenal sud- ucmy, June za, a.SY. a p. be loved husband of Elizabeth Nicholas (nee Held), dear father of Loretta Mueller Herman, Walter, Laverne and Kenneth Nicholas and our dear father-in-law. grand. father, brother, brother-in-law and uncle, at the age of 55 Funeral Julv 1.

8:30 a. from Weick Bros." Funeral Home. 2201 S. Grand to St. Agnes' Church, thence to SS.

Peter and Paul'a Cemetery. NOONAN, MICHAEL J. June 29. 1937. 10 p.

son of the late Robert and Sarah Noonan, dear brother of Mary Noonan, the late Edward and (Elizabeth Noonan. Remains at Meek Dickman Parlors. 4355 Washington bl. Funeral notice later. OHLEYER.

LOUIS A. 26 N. Clark Ferguson, June 29, 1937, 5:50 p. dearly beloved husband of Clara A. Ohleyer (nee Nictmann), our dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law.

grandfather and uncle, in his 76th year. Due notice of funeral from the Geo. L. Pleitsch Chapel. 5966 Easton given later.

Mr. Ohleyer was a member of Bridgeton Lodge No. 80, A. F. and A.

and Scottish Rite. RANDOLPH, LEE WALTER June 29, 1937, beloved son of Lee Robert and Nellie Randolph (nee Banks), dear grandson of Mary Randolph, dear nephew of Mrs. William de la Montanya, Mrs. Max Skinski, Lawrence and Lina Banks and Walter Randolph, our dear, cousin. Funeral July 2, 8 a.

m. from residence, 5536 Wren, to Church of Nativity. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Service, by Bensiek-Niehaus. ROEHLK.

LOUISE R. (nee Dree 2138A East Harris, entered into rest June 28, 1937, 9 p. beloved Wife of F. Roehlk. dear mother of Earl.

Helen Quigley. John L. Roehlk, devoted grandmother of Jack and Betty Jeanne, our dear mother-in-law. Mrs. Roehlk will lie in state at Math.

Hermann Son's Chapel. Fair and West Florissant until 10:30 a. July 1, thsnce removed to Friedens Evangelical Church, Nineteenth and Newhouse av: Services same day, 1:30 p. at church. Interment Oak Grove Cemeterv.

A member of Ladies' Aid Society of Friedens Evangelical Church. MEMBERS of Friedens Ladies' Aid Society arer requested to attend funeral service of Mrs. Louise Roehl. RUTH. ELKIE 1.

3S26A Lincoln. June 29. 1937. 6:20 a. beloved wife of Joseph V.

Ruth, dear mother of Shirley, Oscar. Gene. Charles and Harry Ruth, dear daughteT of Mrs. Mary Schmidt and of the late Charles Schmidt, our dear sister. Funeral from Arthur J.

Donnelly's Parlors. 3840 Lindeli July 1. 2 p. m. to North Presbyterian Church, Warne and St.

Louis av. Interment Calvary Cemetery. SCHLl'ETER. KATHE (nee Weber) 5735 Terry, June 30. 1937, 2:30 a.

dear wife of the late Bernard 1. Sohlucter, beloved mother of Mrs. Helen Kramer. Frank, William- and Fred Schlueter, dear sister of Lorenz Weber, mother-in-law and grandmother. Funeral from Stuart Sons' Chapel, 1225 Union.

July 3, 8:30 a. to St. Edward's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. SIEKMANN.

CHARLES F. 4416 Penrose entered into rest June 28. 1937, 5:30 a. dearly beloved husband of Ana-bell Siekmann (nee Kahrhoff). dear son of Mrs.

Martha Fillingame of Washington. D. dear brother of Harry J. Siekmann, Mrs. J.

Keenoy. Mrs. George Steahle and Mrs. James Pelasara and our dear son-in-law, brother-in-law. uncle, nephew and cousin, in his forty-first year.

Funeral Julv 1, 2 p. from the' Provost Chapel, 3710 N. Grand to Calvary Cemetery. STRNAD. MARY (nee Filip 3334 Pennsylvania.

June 29. 1937. 8:30 a. beloved wife of the late John Strnad. dear mother of John- and Anton Strnad and Mary Valenta, our dear mother-in-la w.

grandmother, sisf er-in-law and aunt Funeral from Kutfs- Funeral Home. 2. 6 July 1. 8:30 a. fir-quiem mass at St.

Wenceslaus' Church. Interment SS. Peter and- Paul's Cemeterv. Member of St. Ludmila Society and Ladies' Wednesday Club.

WIEDEMEIER. EDWARD 1423 Pentose. June 29. 1937, beloved husband of Mary Wiedemeier (nee Wisnskey), dear father of Mrs. Henry G.

Hundelt and Edward J. Wiedemeier, our dear brother, grandfather, father-in-law and uncle. Funeral July 3. 8:30 a. m.

from Bensiek-Niehaus Funeral Home, 1431 Union to Holy Trinity Church. Interment SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Deceased whs a member of InternationHl Association of the Amalgamated Lithographers' Union, Local No. f.

YOUNG, JAMES J. 26 1 3A S. Twellth st June 28, 1937, 6 p. beloved hu.sband of Anna Young (nee Stanek). dear father of Albert and Antoinette Young, dear son of Albert J.

and Nellie Youne. dear brother of Cecelia. Collins. Ruth Hyson, Walter, Jane, Eleanor and Arthur Young, our dear brother-in-law, nephew and cousin. Funeral from Kutis Funeral Home.

Gravois, July 1. 9:30 a. Requiem mass at St. Agnes' Church. Inter SOLICITOR With well established trucking company; must have following to produce immediate results; give full particulars.

Box A-S5, Post-Dispatch. SALESMEN WANTED MEN'S CLOTHING SALESMEN For extra saleswork. Apply Employment Manager, Mezzanine Floor. STIX, BAER FULLER ROUTE SALESMAN With several years' experience calling on institutional trade; must have definite following; state educational background. Box A-379.

TIRE SALESMAN Experienced; must have car; good opportunity; Merchants Tire 2710 Washington bl. SALESMEN Age 25 to 40; to contact retail grocery trade; nationally advertised product; must have car. Apply 1918 Washington, second floor, after 4 p. m. SALESMAN Resident California, sober, industrious; wants line to nanaie in California; must be legitimate merchandise.

Box T-227, Post-Dispatch. SALESMAN To sell real estate; good op-portunlty. all 5629 Gravois. SALESMAN 5629 Gravois. EX-DEBIT MEN Here is your chance to clean up: in ana arouna ei.

attractive policy; low rates, fast seller. Represent Missouri Corporation drawing account to one who can qualify. Apply Room 207, 3121 N. uranq. 2 MEN Whose living expenses demand $40 per week; complete co-operation, but I want men who have records and confidence In their own ability; Illinois and Missouri territory.

H. Behlke. 722 Chest nut, Room 619. MAN Reliable, to operate established nut route; must nave car ana casn. ucpusiL for the merchandise on location.

Salary commission. Write H. M. Maass, 325 W. Huron, Chicago.

MEN 5, to assist manager; about $22.50 per week to tnose who quamy. selling. Apply 9:30 a. m. 1045 N.

Grand. FAST selling (iced air conditioner), retails less than $100: tremendous demand; must have car and able to finance self. Apply J. Brown A 6316 Delmar. HELP WOMEN 30Y Or girl: drive car, assist with housework.

6178 McPherson. HELP WTD. WOMEN, GIRLS NOTE Those answering advertisements are cautioned not to enclose original references. Copies serve the purpose and ovoid possible loss or vaiuaoie onginnn. BEAUTY OPERATOR Experienced, in all lines of work, especially finger waving.

3842 Keokuk. BEAUTY OPERATOR Allround manicurist. Call Friday, Saturday and Sunday morning. 704 Holland Bldg. BEAUTY OPERATOR Steady position, straight salary, finger waving, hair cut ting.

3128 iaiayene. BEAUTY OPERATORS Steady if quaU-fied. 1545 Broadway. CASHIER For self-service grocery department: experienced only. PR.

8684. IIKRK stork record: typist; $70. BUL LETIN ABSTRACT, 1884 BY. EX. COOK In tavern, call after 7, Shreve and West fionssani.

CORPORATION established 45 years, will have permanent position open July 10th. Demands class of woman not commonly secured through want ads, good pay and guaranteed income if requirements are met: give age, qualifications aid telephone. Box A-368, Post-Dispatch. COUNTRY GIRL Take care of small home and children; no wasnmg or irou ing. Call WAtson 4412 afternoons.

COUFLK White; for general house and yard work; adults only in family; good wages and good home provided: transportation to city. Box A- 380, Post-Dispatcn. DESIGNER Capable of producing junior and misses' silK dresses, piease suiie where last employed, length of experience, all replies strictly confidential. Box T-228. Post-Dispatch.

DICTAPHONE OPERATOR 22-26; $85. EFFICIENCY, 1210 Syndicate lrnsi. GIRL. To help with bookkeeping and stenographic work. Apply Siegel Tent and Awning 2622 j-ine si GIRL Colored; housework: cooking; stay, month.

Mrs. W. C. Bridges, Domestic Agency, 3655 Finney. GIRL White; under 35; general housework: plain cooking, must like children; references.

PR. 2944. GIRL Stay: experienced; care small children, light housework, laundry. CA. 2440.

GIRL White: care of child, housework; call after 5 p. m. 7570 Olive St. rd. GIRL ing; White; general housework, cook-references.

EVergreen 5680. GIRL Light housekeeping; assist with cooking. 721A Westgate! GIRL White: housework, rooking: $5 week. 6836 Plateau. Hlland 6840.

GIRL Over 20. Young's Cafe, Denny and Manchester, Kirkwood. GIRL General work; good cook; Motx Agency, 4485 Olive, GIRL White; experienced; general housework: no children: references. PA. 3516.

GIRL White; stay; $20 month; refer ences; adults. CA. 6687 GIRL. White, experienced; reference. t322 S.

Rosebury. PA. 6651. GIRL White; general nousewora; have references. FO.

0624. must GIRIj White, housework, cooking, child, experienced, stay, $5. KX 1293. GIRL. White; general housework; care baby; experienced.

PA. 3633. GIRL Or woman, tavern; WAtson 673. stay. HOSTESS Experienced, for hotel dining room: give full particulars.

Box A-82, Post-Dispatch. HOUSEGIRL White; 25 to 35. rnone WAtson 4301. HOUSEKEEPER White; 25-35: plain cooking; motherless home. 1609 Frank-lin.

HOUSEKEEPER Middle aged; white. RO. 1215. 4542 N. Market.

LAUNDRY HELP Experienced collar and .1 KAann Atl.nifiir. (ilirk'S LSIlll- I dry, 6190 Delmar. LAUNDRY HELP Shirt finisher; must be experienced. Acme Laundry, 2912 Eas-ton. LAUNDRESS Experienced; white; $5 week, board and lodging at small hotel.

Box A-7. Post-Dispatch. lATNDRY HELP Tress operators on family clothes; must be experienced. Acme Laundry. 2913 Easton.

LAUNDRY HELP Shirt finishers and hand Ironers; experienced. Apply New Holland l-aiindry. 4074 Dunnica. LAUNDRY HELP Experienced bundle wrapper. Grand Laundry, 3044 Lawton.

MAID Reliable, white, between 25 and 35; housework and cooking; stay nights; must have references. 5037 Cabanne. MAID Cook, part laundry, assist 3 children, experience; references; $5 start. Kirkwood 1664R. MAID Age 30-35; intelligent; honest; gen-eral work and to learn interesting busi ness, me Map anop.

uuve. MAID Protestant; general housework references. 6343 Pershing. OPERATORS Experienced on Willcox Gibbs filing machine. Style Tys, 1531 Washington.

PBX TYPIST 22-26: excellent firm: downtown; $90. EFFICIENCY, 1210 Syndicate SODA FOUNTAIN AND SANDWICH GIRL Must be experienced. 5270 Delmar. STENOGRAPHER Experienced give details past employment. Box N-221, Post -Dispatch.

WAITRESS Who can also do fountain work. 4501 Delmar. WOMAN White: general housework; care of child: cooking, no laundry: not over 35: references: stay. COlfax 1501. WOMAN Experienced in boarding house; stay on place.

1719 S. Jefferson. WOMAN Experienced general housework and children: stay. 2907 Milton. WOMAN Cook.

Grand. for restaurant. 2256 S. YOUNG GIRL Refined: appreciative of nice home; to do general housework; room, board, small salary; 3 in family. Apply in person.

3671 Dover pi. YOUNG LADY Assist bookkeeping and stenographer, with automobile experience. State salary expected to start. Box A-l 25. Post-Dispatch.

YOUNG LADY" Aged 20 to 35, experienced In bakery and cafeteria work. Call GA. 2155. YOUNG WOMAN Capable take charge home, children. 1751 Preston pi.

after 6. GENERAL REPAIRING Concrete work, walks, steps, easement, plastering, tuek-pointing. painting; estimates. 6205 Ridge. Pecora, Ml lberry 8070.

CEMENT, granitoid work; waterproofing, repair and patch work a specialty. Wil-liams, 5458 Vernon av. HQ. 0923. CEMENT repair work, any kind.

Proffer, 4224A Botanical. GRand 3394. CONCRETE floors, walks, steps, basements. J. Latfey, 4662A Easton.

RO. 2038. ANYTHING Southern. In concrete or cement bids. RI.

2730. 3248 Pulaski. POWER ROLLER Material furnished. Ntrralnka. 7173 Delmar.

CA. 0963. CARPET CLEANING 9xl2 Tom $2.50 Deodorized, moth resisting. Insured. Prompt Service.

Oriental rug specialists. Rug Division ip ftoq ST. LOUIS TOWEL SUPPLY' 54 Years in Business Compton and I.ncas xl2, cheni'ly renovated, CI ne cleaned through through'' s' Lm.lli-lillU.M Cfl CLEANED OR SUITES 4tJ.J p.VTl.'RfI!W EXTERMINATED uuaranteed Fully Insured, Furniture Service, IOS Elm. CE. 7269 Qv10 Chemically Cleaned yr and Throw pl.0 Suites cleaned or fumigated, $6.50 Chouteau Furniture i Rug Service Co.

I QUI Chouteau ti.A. 4886 CD QOflO RUGS Chemically cleaned, ri VCyjrt 9x12, $1.65: living suite. ACE RUU CO. $4.95 Throw rug free. 2631 Delmar.

INSURED, GUARANTEED. 9x1 i. chem. cleaned, $1.35. rp 1 fififi uites, $3.95 and throw.

Mult CLE AN MOKE HUG, 1416 N. Jefferson. SPECIAL 9x12; chemically cleaned, $1.45. City Carpet it Upholstery Clean-ers. 1018 Chouteau.

GA. 7376. COAL AND COKE CLEAN COAL, $2.50 up, loads. Coal, 763 Bayard. RO.

0330. Super FUMIGATORS AND EXTERMINATORS BEDBUGS, insects killed with Kid-All Safety Fumigators. Universal, or your druggist. 2606 St. Vincent.

LA. 9751. GARDENING AND SODDING TREE SURGERY, FERTILIZER, dirt, flagstone, sponge rork. Stilts, 3416 N. Euclid.

Ml lbe.ry 3938. GUTTERING AND SHEET METAL WORK GUTTERING and furnace work; rrason- a hie. Stunt, 14Q' hira. FO. 7 1 4 8.

FURNACES, gutters, spouts repaired. W. C. Schmidt, 530Q S. Klngshighway.

FL. 824Q HARDWOOD FLOORS GEKHARDT FLOOR SERVICE New floors laid, old floors surfaced, properly and carefully, by machine; highest grade material. It pays in the long run. Estimates. 3109 Neosho.

RI. 6866. Woods Finishing, Floors Laid. 4626 Shenaiiuoah. LA.

8650. PAINTING MORE FOR YOUR MONEY. Exterior, painting, lead-oil only; craftex painted, tinted, glazed, woodwork. Elliott, 5960 Plymouth. PArkvlew 5614.

EXTERIOR and interior painting; white lead and oils; guaranteed; free estimate. Pecora. 6205 Ridge. MU. 8070.

PAINTING Lead and oil used; half price. Rose, GRand 3692, 1538 California. PLASTERING PLASTERING, stucco, repairs. RI. 0630W.

Ames, 5802 S. Klngshighway. CO. 1393W PLASTERING, turkpolnting; all repairs. SOt: TEE, S153 VI RNON, FO.

2731. PLUMBERS SAVE one-third cost, plumbing work. Peif-fer Plumbing 4329 Delmar. JE.9731 ANYTHING In plumbing, reasonable; rell- able. Bewen.

3129 Lcmp; GR. 398Q. REFRIGERATOR SERVICE MARTIN REFRIGERATION SERVICE All makes; guaranteed. FR, 6660. 3641 Cass.

STORAGE, MOVING. EXPRESS BONDED. INSURED. NEWSTEAD MOV-ING CO. FO.

1424. 1483 UNION. GOOD MOVING Call original Newstead Moving. 3706 Olive. JE.

074 ROOFING AND SIDING ACME ROOFING CO. 706 Chestnut: builders of all types of roofs: now is the time to have that, roof renewed or repaired by our expert workmanship and best of materials; free es- timates; all work guaranteed. CEntral 8718: residence, FO. 2681. WASHING MACHINE REPAIR REPAIRING, pa--ts; all makes washers, vacuums overhauled, $3.92.

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

8333. WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS, shades. University Shade. 3033 New Ashland. CO.

5910J. WALL PAPER CLEANING ABSORENE PAPER CLEANING CRAFTEX OR PAINTED WALLS WASHED. ATCHISON. 6751A ARSENAL. HI.

2571 ABSORENE cleaning, work myself. Dippel, 2820 Oregon. PR. 2310. LA.

3940. 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.

FOrest 0993. PAPERING and painting; begin immediately. Call RI. 3483 for samples. Lar-kin.

7619 Ivory. PAPERING, cleaning, painting; reasonable; guaranteed. Vaughn, 5975 Ham-- ilton ter. CAbany 2471R. PAPERING 1 ate service.

leaning, painting; immedi-Orhs. 3822 Labadie. FR. PAPERIIANGING. painting, steaming.

Re liable Decorators. 7322 Grand dr. CA. 74. PAPERING, painting; extra low prices.

Butler. 2345 Hickory. GRand 8315. PAPERING Painting, cleaning; do work ourselves. Lotus, 5737 Lotus.

MU. 0762. PAPERING (leaning reasonable; prompt C. Kuhn. 2304A S.

Broadway. PR. 6838. D. I.I TZ, papering.

plastering, cleaning. painting. 2711 Osa ge. PR. 5383.

PAPERING, painting, able. White. 4815 immediate, reason-Cupples. FO. 0239.

PAPERING, painting. Stiff. 5722 Etzel. plastering, cleaning. PA.

2586. PAPERING, painting; 4554 Washington. best material. Clark, JE. 9942.

ALL work guaranteed ing. Klsing, 1428 dollars saved paper-Compton. LA. 4603. PROFESSIONAL SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED TEN-NEEDLE electrolysis, quick; air conditioned to a moderate, comfortable temperature.

For those preferring a naturally ventilated office, one Is available. Aida L. Mayham, rlertrologist, 346 N. Euclid av. FOrest 6180.

TIMES have changed, my change Is price $5 an hour fur skilled 10-needle electrolysis. Fay (alien, 624 Union. FO.550! DETECTIVES DETECTIVE KICK, shadows, investigates. Confidential, licensed, bonded. EV.

8194. DETECTIVE Shadowing, investigating, confidential, licensed, bonded. CA. 0776. EMPLOYMENT WANTED SITUATIONS MEN, BOYS ACCOUNTING CLERK 26; 8 years' experience present employers; desires accounting position with more possibilities.

Box N-220. Post-Dispatch. BOOK KEEPER-ACCOUNT A NT full charge or assist; experienced. Box N- 18. Post-Dispatch.

CARPENTER Sit. old or new Work; reasonable. Hlland 925. ment New Marcus Cemetery..

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