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

1 HOUSES ADVERTISE IN THE POST DISPATCH, ST. LOUISBEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE. MORjBREADERS THAN THERE ART- HOMES IN THB CITY. TO FIND TENANTS FOR YOUR HELP WANTED FEMALE IS HOOT COILW) WAS IT IN BT. LOUIS AT HOOH? Feb.

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....24 ....27 ....25 ....14 ....20 POOR RICHARD'S Want Ad Almanac The roomlnsr houe moit arw-T" full la adverti-ed In "wants that pull results. Call up the Tour credit I. good It you rent a phone. Ol I 1 6 0 0 Ce traU SPIRITUALISM. SPIRITUALISM.

Trumpet aeances dally. Public. Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, 8 p. m. Kev.

Ur. Wheeler. Phone Jjelmar 2947U 4608 Olive street. DEATHS. notices, 8 lines or less.

81; each extra tin 15c; mttJJ2Lr BFaK On Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1913, mi 5:35 p. at Webster Groves, Alvln Beck, at the age of 20 years. Funeral on Friday, Feb. 7, at noontime, from C.

Bux's funeral parlors at First and High streets, to Walnut Jlill Cemetery at Belleville, III. Detroit (Mich.) and Cincinnati (O.) papers please copy. UKtiliS Entered into rest Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1918, at 6:35 p. Alvln K.

BegKS, son of George and F.lizabeth and beloved brother of Harry, Sylvia and Adalia Beggs, In his 21st year, at his home, Web-fcter Groves, Mo. Funeral Friday, Feb. 7, at 12 o'clock noon, from the F. C. Bux funeral tmrlors.

First and High streets. Belleville, to Walnut Hill Cemetery. HOGGS Entered Into rest Thursday, Feb. 6. 1913, Lllburn Pollard Boggs, beloved son of LJlburn and Lydia lloggs (nee Davis), and dear brother of Wilbur E.

Boggs, in his twenty-sixth year. Funeral from family residence, 5617 Botanical avenue, Saturday, Feb. 8, at 2 p. m. Friends invited to attend, lit ceased was a member of Harmony Court No.

101, Tribe of Ben Hur. (c lllKrill.FH Entered Into rest on Thursday, Feb. 6, 1913, at 3:40 a. Joseph M. Blrchler, dear brother of Stephen Blrohler, Mrs.

Henry Kir-steln (nee Blrchler), our brother-in-law, uncle and great-uncle; aged 72 years 6 months and 22 days. Funeral from family residence, 4728 Mllentx avenue, Saturday, Feb. 8, at 8:30 a. to Our Lady of Sorrows Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

Relatives and friends invited to attend. (c5) now I.I IV Very suddenly. F. M. Bow- lin.

at his residence in Klrkwood. Funeral Friday, Feb. 7, at 1 p. from residence, Big Bend and Denny roads, to Missouri Crematory. Incineration private.

(c) HI'CHItOBDKR On Wednesday. Feb. 5. 1913, at 10:30 p. Hedwlg Tttuhroeder (nee Dachael), In her fifty-ninth year.

Incineration private on Friday, Feb. 7, at 2 p. from residence, 8456A California avenue. (c) Deceased was a member of Concordia Jewel Lodge No. 48, K.

and L. of H. ORLEV Entered into rest Wednesday, Feb. 6. 1913, at 6:30 p.

Ann Corley (nee Casserley), beloved mother of John T. Hunt, Mrs. Mary Hunt Fitzgerald, Michael J. Corley and the late Katherlne and Margaret Corley, native of the Parish of Elphln, County Roscommon, Ireland. Funeral from the family residence.

2S04 Dayton street. Due notice of time. Melbourne (Australia) papers pleaso copy. (cj GKTTI.VGS Entered into rest on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1913.

at 6:15 p. Catherine Getting (nee Dwy- r), beloved mother of Francis Kln-kead (nee Annie Zumsteg (nee and dear mother-in-law of Thomas Klnkead and William J. Zumsteg, and our dear grandmother and great-grandmother, at the ago of 65 years. Funeral from residence of her son-in-law, William J. Zumsteg, 4462 Vista avenue, on Friday, Feb.

7, at 2 p. to St. Cronan's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. (c) GIL.CR.ASK On Wednesday, Feb.

1913, at 6:80 a. Catherine Gil-crease (nee Coughlin), beloved wife of Arthur Gllcrease. and dear mother of Juliet and Dorothy Gllcrease. dear daughter of Mrs. Julia Maher, and sister of Mrs.

John Hagge Jr. and Bartholomew Maher, aged 26 years Funeral Friday, Feb. 7, at 8:30 a. from late residence, 6709 Garner avenue, to St. James' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends irvvltcu to attend. Chicago (111.) papers please copy. (c4) MAM -Entered into rest on Wednesday. Feb. 6.

1913, at 6 a. Hie hard Lee Hall, beloved husband of Lizzie Hall (nee Simmons), beloved son of Mary Hall and brother of William K. Hall. Funeral will take place from the family residence. 6255 Garfield Saturday, Feb.

8, at 2 p. to St. 1'eter'ti Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Chevalier Council No. 1089.

Koyal Arcanum, and Keystone Lodge ivo. Z43, a. ana A. ai. (c) HAYES Entered into rest Wednesday.

Feb. 6, 1913, at 12 p. Mil dred Mary Hayes beloved daughter or. Hugh ana xseiue liayes (nee Sullivan), and our dear granddaughter and niece, after a short Illness, aged 4 months. Funeral Friday.

Feb. 7, at 2 p. from family residence, 3849A Blaine avenue, to Calvary Cemetery. Greenfield (111.) and Arg-us papers piease copy. llAYWAim Suddenly, at Cltronelle, Thomas Edward Hayward.

beloved husband of Virginia Hayward me Shultz), and dear father of Florence, William and Thomas Hayward. In his seventy-sixth year. Funeral from family residence, 6028 Kensington Friday, Feb. 7. at 2 p.

nu Interment private. (c) IIKNHY Entered Into rest, suddenly, on Wednesday. Feb. 5. 1913, at a.

Robert Henry beloved son of Robert Henry Sr. and the late Mrs. Robert Henry (nee Slttllo). and brother of Mrs. Charles Miller and Floyd, Charles, Kdna and Thomas Henry.

Funeral from residence of slater. 231 South Itomont street. Saturday, Feb. 8, at 2:30 p. to St.

Matthew's emetery. trienas invited to attend Deceased was a member of Pacific Lodge -no. 4. n. oi it.

(cS) 1IOKM A Entered Into rest Tues day. Feb. 4. 1913. at 8 p.

Marv Hermann (nee Iolirum), beloved wife of Theo. II. Iliifnmnn. and our dear mother, motner-in-ia sister and sister-in-law, at the age of 6S years. Funeral from family residence, Julia street.

Friday. Feb. 7. at 2 n. to St.

Inrent'a Church, thencn to ss. peter and Paul Cemetery, (c) HOTZK On Wednesday, Feb. 6. 1913. at a.

name m. iiotse (nee Pratt), beloved wife or Harrv Hotze. Funeral from resilience, 6937A Hon ton place, Friday, Feb. 7. at 2 p.

m. KIKI. Entered Into rest Wednesday Feb. I. 191 1.

at 10 a. Catherine Caroline Kiel (nee Schuler). beloved wife of Charles W. Kiel, and dear mother of John and Oscar Kiel, Mrs Fred llyhgr nee Kiel) and Dells Kiel, aged 63 years 3 months and 13 OS vs. Funeral will take place on Satur day.

Feb. 8. at 3 r. from residence. 4I1 Hickory street, to St.

Peter's cemetery. Funeral private. triicago and New Orleans Miners is ci HELP WANTED PEMAL-E- lunrh. OXM1K Womaa for Frsnklirij nl, Iwi Tl lkK-t'iii used Mfg. Ce In millinery.

in izis lssipetj-oj, 1 Maodu ad 314 Mississippi. 1HLSSMAKEKS Experienced on asr enlns dreases: wages io to i Oin iinis ceklv: permanent ri: vashirg'on petticoats isth st. hrment i sklrts IMMifctt lr.hI,... A.n to. come rea.i to IC4I mitt Washiiifftnn Label Worka.

25 ITU GIRLS fcl. i ii i a la sew Sh rt waists; power machines, good wages. Oeorg. woolf. 410 N.

12th. 6i lA-T. s. no experience Apply fifth Lit -i WllU'I a 7 sp Xlf Co. 1o i it, 1 1 i-r waiMiiia i uini-." r.f.r.ncea.

Hell Dhone, montn: mu Cs ba y4L: -rr. years old. tor ngiit wora in Lallll. 1' i 11 i SIS 1 cl as Kioeriencea in niwri Vf A r-n 1-reainerV. Easton for chamber wcik ani GiRI' Neat.

colored. rlencrd reference, re- i it on table: exuei quired culver inuri ri Kxperleuced In cutting ribhoni llllnery. E. W. Magee Mfg ribbons, etc 11 1 Uail 14 8 tiA MleslsslPtu.

i srs or oinrirni or.ijr wora. ail av Knitiit GlKl-to vi. I i t- itt vmr enced; can ss sasrine cmi'. Liiiiurii. GIRI-S About Id years of age.

to clip Hlrahflrl'l threads on ssirts: can i Skirt ISO sshlngton. U1RI-Extierlencd. for cooking ana down- stair, wont; no launurr; wasrea. West Pine. with general GIKL To conk and assist German twin- nousewors, in I nllc referr.d.

17Z4 Ingreiiqw Ils-R work olRIl 14 to IB year. old. fur hst detiartment. ADt.lv at once. Ivts- Zukoskl Merc.

Co 1113 av. C) nn macninea. vuiaiu an, nrtnn av. OIHIM Grammar achool wno ihwdirh acPinr.1 fl VMI IO I. w- a -u hinil writing mua.

Ka enod: la with Da rents. 2121 tmtmi GKiLS On power liiaea. to learn tnaklnK ik. Iisrt work: Will Ir Wlf Buckley Khlrt aoO-iilO learn, sen av Ml uivi.v M. I UAKIi tiuk can miki: Gtnio WAQES: WILL PAY WHILE LEARNING.

MIHSOLIU I A Tit KH Um I'll. lSt lAn iro. GIRL Bv large wholesale llOUl Vw.f write gooJ IM IS vaapa i.r musi nam hand: permanent position in nsrtv: state age. exiieneiir anu ex Box E-74, Post-Dispatch irl WANTED (JlllfJS" Clean, steady work good Apply 4th floor. B4 edsr.

DIlESSsMAKKRS WANTED i -i mrtA dresses f.ii-rii-iuiTy wii Dower er foot machines; wage, tiw em weekly: permanent Olian BrM VVashlna-ton. HAND SEWERS On Curlee Clothing pine. 'ci HANI) SEWERS scHwArra MonEL.SHOigjti? Ij.Jr ti. .1 Kfc-i ii im-iin for eeneral rousa- ork; no wsshlng. Longreimw ei.

ft I-or aen.ral housewura. St. I-ouls av lelmar r4l llnl SEi.lKI. For general bousework; amail faml v. Msxs Manle.

liol'SEolRL Engllsh-teakliig. Uermao pre ferred, itiwvr Iraette. Itol Sf.GlRL Small family. In a flat. 471 tu 'fiEtil For general housework; small fsmilv llo" N.

Rings nignwav. IP it 'SEG1RL iu Uu house ork. Ills K. Ith. In boarding house.

li N. Broadway. i.iiTHhillKli Girl or woman for boisework. good wag fl. i Hi i lt 1 ajii 1 itot'tfEGIRI Expirienced white; f.

eral lioiisewnrk. Forest Cl7. f-4Q gen- Cat ee. Hoi GIRL Small fiuiiiiy. no laundry, home nights; ar.plv 'a'Hw lfavette.

go lit SEiilRL Hrl for general housework; a famllv Mrs. I. Ms yer. 4.V.1' I -'led Hol'SEGiRL-For general house lam- lly of tw adults. 4Q4d Cis.k.

Jl'J Hol'SEGlRI. White, for general htsuaework Waahlnaton lit irSEGIRL f-lor housework. Call 3702 to iiii Tup hiiftiisK and i.eiu In bakery store; must be reliable. Call ST4ii Cuss. fl HI I'SEGIRL General housework xi wssh- Ing or cooking; PTerson.

go home night. 4i Mc- Hi ifSElilUI, room work; Webster 44d. -Colored, for house aid dining must have reference. 1 hone IKii riLGlKL (i.l. re'laoie.

colorel. 14 to Id year. old. to help with hoisework Grand Shaw. jr) HOI M.I1IH1.

ExTlellfed. White. Tor house. work, plain cooklt.g, family of 'no; no QLtH'li. work; god pa y.

4 est pine. itol nEGlRL Neat girl, about Hi. help wltn housework and make herself generally us-- ful giM.il home. Virginia, (cl IT r.r.i.lltl A bite girl for general bi.Ua. work; family of 3 grown people; wages.

r.H, li.n M.iiilti. Coloied girl or mldJl gisai oinan '11 4- ror general Mcpherson. bousework; Llndell Hot SEtiIRL kirieni.l white girl for general housework; small family; govd ws ges. n7 N. Newstead.

lllCSEGIRI-Kor gellsla. housework: coloied preferred. 4U A Westminster; Forest 1 11. 41 lull -EGIRL White! general huuaewurk. no washing; rr fen email family: good wagea.

Cl-mens. l.tu for hojsework, no laundry; good wage. Wnriinigtoti. rsl Hi .1 ML Experienced; white, general Housework, good home and treatment i atiHny z.ii.i; waterman. il f-r.

It ue, fi.i general housework n-ronnt aiuirtmenl; 3 In lamlly; no laundry o. 1 not post -I 'I 4 1 il f.mlljr; no ts4l 1. 'tis 7 eiieral housework. email wsshlng; gool wage. Delmsr srnrgton.

II. IRI -For general housework whltj or colored. and cooking: Id week: 301 Llndell l.i il.SEGl RL iol. steady. for In Klrkwood.

genera. housework: to work Delmar 4-4D r.iii light housew.i,k; no waanuig. exenanse for keep; reftn.1 fam- nv. inre aauita. c.

Hickman, sov Vlc- toris ni'ig. liiiTSKi.IKI. G.aal girl for general bou work, in apartment; two In family. Call II'i7 Westminster, ad floor, or phone Llndell lioi KM.IH1, white. lor general g.a.1 sa-s and horn-; three ita laiiuiy.

no laundry leferences. li I tinnin. linl SEKEEI'ER. Post-IHstmH h. town.

Box inu sr.sr.r.ir.n-.vrsi. i Kan l.tdv, with -Pretences, for man and lov; years. i'i" ati i nurs'iav enltig or KrT nioroiiis. riamock lirriiosit II. I sl.Wi.MAN Meiiuhle; general Work and ranking, no wastung i i iK 1 1 houi outside ii.m xr.nojsA.N f.a- general ho than wages, l.lnl-ll JO'" 17.

"TV. iv' i i i blie. for ob)ect tc small prai huui work, do not l-fftngwell child. iotVYoM AN -eral housework, or nwedlsh. gen- ismuy of two.

XiG Uart- lc4l en- usew.rtg. so '-I wsaea. sieam-hrste 1 fte.t. t'lsy. references re-jjii-d.

M'sl Wsfermsn Hoi housee-ork eterred no Mstie r- i.ri.111- r. H.n.. r-ie ence required German washing, good wages. ills) I.L 1 OR in slilris. a ..1 II in l-oxkev steady lioei- lit jerter- JSJJ nlr.g work.

4 hours, (i iiean-i ici .4 I i.niinniiMi 1 waniari .141 1. A 1 1 Berlin VL'ir: l.uodry work. ID H'ng's Hot. stermsn Allt Apply bouskaspa r. Heist Jeffer.

UakI.Ks flren' Ul LwniiUe cat And aa SOKTA Allew Wttfc kwiHssrk. Victor TJiKL-stHNiea-- 1TREAS For ev good pay Hee )ni I for generai bnderstand t- I I (At 4 il es)l SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE STENOGRAPHER Bit. week. 4O07 Lucky. accurate: (8 per Si Hit.

by first-class, notary public and thorough business woman. Llndell 4120 Westminster. (41 STENOGRAPHER Youns; Isdy. first -class beainner. desires position: high sch.ul s-rad-nate; accurate.

Tyler 1115. STENOGRAPHER petent: beainner; small 'il educated. corn- salary. Box D-140. Post-inspatcn.

STENOGRAPHER TnorouxhW rapid, young lady; capable of hoidtna-any position. Forest 6550. STENCKJRAPHER 81: expert; capable of likndllnx corre.pondenc Independently absolutely reliable; executive ability. Box D-12 Post-Dlsnatch. 14, STEXOGHAPHttt An office aaslstsnt; 'i "wrience.

com tent and anxious to please. U. 41 Tipe-4570 J1 -ioriran si. rit lllAVfcU.NU iu.ui A.MUM-Position to Invalid by responsible party; thorouxhly competent to take charxe of all cor respondence, isir reaaer; "xood listen er. noa j-nv riwi-tiiiatcn.

-ill HEAD years' exper-Box it-153, Post i ence; best references. Dispatch. WUHAN mlddle-axed. three days week, house cleaning or washing. lou3 Ifith.

Southern, colored, work by day. Daisy Wlib wants la jndry um, 11J Ran- qoipn OMAN with 4-year-old trl; must have place housekeeper, housework. lKJO Franklin. Help Wanted MALE Rolld axate. 10c line, except agents, salesmen, canvassers, solicitors; man orders 15c line: minimum.

2 lines. 4 EXPERT ACCOUNTANT State experience, reference' and age. Box D-177, Post Dis-jiateh. A. 4- A'lIi-ilAMMEK MEN AND BUCKERS-ON Apply in person- CAR WORKS, Madison, 111.

(c4) ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN State ge experience and previous employment. Box L-4tt. Fust-Dispatch. tc4i AXLE TURNERS AND WHEEL BORERS Apply in person. CAR WORKS, Madison, 111.

(c7) BAKER, Good third band on bread and rolls. Glasgow and Parnell. (c) BARBER Old noon; I.ee car. n. sober; call this aftcr-1 4MWa rren st BARTENDER Union, liquor store experience; state salary expected.

Box D-40. Post-Dispatch. t4) ABLE WAT. llOLiiski CAai 1NG Si. LOU IB 7to0 N.

MALLt BROAD- ICI BOTTLE WASHER Experienced; prepared to stay. 1427 Lucas av. come c) ERRAND HOY 1 years old. 1910 Olive. HOY 16 years, neat.

Plows. .121 Oil JO liUl For office advancement. work good chance 121. Post-Dls. for Box c) BoY Neat, to work In grocery and meat market.

444 Morganford. iM BOY Apply Friday morning, mann B17N. 8d. Yolgt- ijAj For sample with references. room; neat appearance, Washington av.

BoY With about one year's experience machine shop. 34iS N. 22d. BoY Apply cust st. Missouri Feather 1S22 Ijo- to) Bo Bright; andosh In meal market 32o4 Slien- BoY in work in lngton: Conrad store.

Grocery Co. Ho Wash ic) -Not over IS years. Main and CJark. National Chair BOY 16 3711 y-irs; for Broadway. hardware store.

Apply BOY' lo years old; to work in grocer)' good retiiences. 4 hsi college. BOY smart. 3223 Olive. to learn hardware business.

BOY General delivery; about 13 year, old must be acquainted with the city. Apply mo century Bug BOYS over 14 morning. J. it Cass. years.

7 hour, riduy Webber Molding 211') BOY To learn lltho. trade, good oppomi nity. Gast Bank Note 21st and Mor gan. tiuv lrt years old. to work In wholesale Jewelry house: must be brigtit and neat.

Apply wei'tncn Jewelry aio locust, ti- BoY Strung, about Is years old. handy. with tools, to l-srn piano polishing, lu.i and repair work. N. Grand.

(c) BoY Blight. 10 years old. for office work answer, stating qualifications and refer enres. Box K-13Q. Jc) BOY'S 14 to 16 year.

old. work in hat de partment: must have permit apply at once. Levia-Zukoski Mere. 1113 3-1'J YV ash ngton av. CAKl'EN 1 ER First-class.

N. 1st St. for repairs. rsil JSI CAR CARPENTERS -Staady work; full time; abundance material; 2k3 hour and honua, Ottawa Car Works. Ottawa.

Kan. (c CAR CARPENTERS Liners, tellers an riders, for refrigerator car woik. Ap ply In person. Car Works. Madison, lll.tct) CHAUFFEUR White: experienced: married man pr.ierred with wife to do laundry work: good wage, to both man and wife nicely furnished apartment with bath pro vided: give experience and reference.

Ad Box Pon-Dlspatch. is'JI iitt-ilasn c.Kk; apply 132rl s. 13ti. 1 if -ijiKull solier; man. .4 Morgan.

DESIGNER On dresses and skirts. S. Kahn Wastilngton. ic4i olMMl R00M come ready to Llndell. I111V-work.

-Experienced colored Dudley Hotel. 4113 ASH ER Experienced restaurant. Williams' Cafe. vt r.ter. white man for iiH N.

Vsnde DRILL RUNNERS for tunnel work; can guarantee a drill man 14 per day, Applv at works, M. J. Ryan. Fort Belle-tonialne. 47c fare on line from Station.

uiwi ER Experienced; must furnish ref erences: S5') cash bonds. Monarch Laun Iry Franklin. uRivER For gasoline truik; stale A aa tiautfeur In mechanical line aae. whether married or single ana state 01 ncalth; salary monthly. Box K-tS4.

P. -I' crtKAND BOY Buschai Locust. Bros. i'rlntlng 1 ARM HAND Experienced, single; ateadv lob year round; good wages. Ad dliwa Jos.

L' 11 T. Eugea. R. 1-. I.

No. 1. Box i-A. oil Bloauway, -si. uuia.

111. til(MAN Must understsnd dov.n-di a beli.T Apply rear Linden. At once, a lew first-class orita mental iron fitters for stair and atore front vnrk -k take chircc of from to 14 men men o.mneient to do thl. can hatre steady employment the year round at Qrat-ciasa wagea. Applv Flour city ornamental iron Minneapolis.

Minn. tcftj FiilltMAN-For inultlarapn p. ant; must be flrat-class. sllroutid operator; big concern neslrat.le position. Box Post-Dls.

(c FURNA hone. MAN Good; sleep on place; 4047 estirlnster good HOTEL CLERK Experienced, must first-class referenies. Ajinlv at New 1ei Hotel, and Lucas av. ha vi Lin iliHri.MAV White. M.er Hotel, 'un 1'lne 'ood colored.

4314 Olive I i 1 1 Have leterelices 1.2 Li mi XFlTTl r. A jou. Ohio Lun-'hroom (c TXTnlXiSiS 1HHEE: 2 1'lPE KIT 1 r.K.i, I it.MAlURE I.N'liF.R, 1 WIREMAN APPLY IN PERSON OR BY PiTTSUUl.G I I iMTY. MO GLASS CRYSTAI (c MAN -443 10 ten I furnace for rooms and boar iVash-rigton. l75o" AN hi tu tei.d furnace.

Wash tncton V. Live. temunerative psiiion. old tsolislieit company, salary and coinmls- ox II I ost-Dlspafch (cS AN once. DeT.nsr.

colored kitchen it Windermere Hotel, come ira, and tc HAN White, lo clean drug store, one use. I to porterlng. Apply with recommends 1 1 7 Ma rhft. MAN Young, to feed cylinder press, having knowledge of typesetting. Simplex Cal 1 N.

10th. cj MAP DRAFTSMEN Several, neat, bring samples. Abler 6p. Maryland Hotel. VltA Tt'LTTER tor I'nlon, Saturday.

Apply 11M 1 VI EN Atnliltioua yaing. who are Interested In forming a business study clsss to fit themselves for better position. Bog H-iao nut-DtSI-Vtrh. (Cl MEN FOR U. B.

AHl Abie-oodled. unmarried men between age. of IS sod S3 tiservs of I'nlted States, of good ch. raster and temperate hsblts. who can speak, read an,) write the English Isngusee.

Inicrmatton apply lo Rocrulting officer. 34 in-1 ti lve sts wt unuis. mo 'rli VI i'KERS Ten. Apply new TulTr in. and UrattoT (Cl tTKFICE HOY 14 to 17 ar eld.

nianu-factoring company; 'at experlenre. Mox r-1 I. P. st-Dispatch PICTURE MACHINE OPERATOR State wages and expertenr; steady werk. Box Post-Dispatch.

(. 1 HELP WANTED MALE per ie red male; at once. AOS mrrisin. ence Box D-7B i Jhol Bell Bridge 1'HR. Klnloirt St.

(Tsir 17M. irni t-Vlllltll-WIIII. nian Afrly M-isonlc Hnm- HJI llmar. PR ESP FEEDER label printers. I c) ability, men who can oranls.

territory for the best specialty In America: the Automatic Wrat- Plnx printer; every merchant news It: exclusive rlsht. and Glrard C. Vamum oin Maryland Hotel. 1 SAIXMN PtjRTER Experienced. 2744 Lw- clede SHOE MoLDEKS Brake Am.iv and Missouri Pacific tracfa.

(r2i SKINNERS AJkD fcTAHLE R.IKR At Grants Farm. mii. tram Cherokee car tins on uravols rd titnn on xrounns. John Klnner. in TINNER First -class prefer one experienced in rreignt car cs boose 1..

ly ount r-, mount errvin III. (el) TURRET LATHE HAND Kxbe-leneed Metal Trade. Aasorlaii 1 low. BMg. '7' lI'llOTSlLKtr; Urst-ciass.

egneritnre.l. rsnay annunq. nox K-1GI, -I) (cfi2i L'l HOLSTERER ho know, something of Tarnishing. 2si 3 Jefferson. UPHOI-S'l EHtRS Two.

first -class. pru- rrock-Litton rurnlture Co 42 N. 4th (c4l WOODWORKER- Carriage and wagon. ic K27 Wash st YARDMAN Who understand, grading yel- iow mne. inn st.

iri YOUNG MAN ror general office work: must operate typewriter br touch mi.m oe kiwu at neirri. arste -h i 1 m. ceiveo. quanncation, rerereoce and salary ex tTcieu. auo.e.s 1.1 mo sanawritiug.

uei A-n r-oei-Olspstrn. SHOE WORKERS WANTED BOTTOM STA IN ER International Shoe Co. jerrerson ana t. Louis. jr) BoYS International bhoe Jefferson and St.

Louis. To feed heeler. S. Vsndeventer and Icleje, Shoe Co. (r HEEL SCtiUKER Wtd.

And bottom Sand er. Hamilton Brown Shoe Aiueri can Gentlemen Factory. 21st and lxcust.lc NiGGERHEAD OPERATOR And Cooelan, operators: also outsole tackr on MrKsv work. A. U.

l-'actorv. t.fl.mm and Ran dolph. OPERATORS Experienced nlggerhesd, Apply at once. Belleville Shoe Belle- vine, 1 IL (CO And shank Inker. Frledman-bh'-bv-Brsnch.

Madlsi.n Street Factory. c4l WELTER 1 lrst-rl Hamilton Browa Shoe American Hentlemen Factory. 21st and I.ocust. TRIMMER Experienced in- seam steady work. J.

1 SMITH SHOE Chicago. (c5) AGENTS WANTED AGENTS Steady employment and good par for winter aeason to a few reliable men write at once for partlculara. North Amer ican Specialty 10 Adam, Chicago, IT AGENT'S Send for our new premium plan md aamnle: both are free: easy. aui a sales; good money for good men. E.

Moore A Dodd city. Tex. AGENTS Sell, from factory to user; new nrormalflnn: sells on slsht lirnTI-S Dermanert employment; write lor sample and particulars. Fuller Mfg. 1U 3J Clinton, Io.

iiitVIS Would vou lie satisfied to make tu riallv write for our latest catalogue we siva riremluma and sample tree, jxasn vllie Sales BIO Slahimail Nash ville. 'Tenn. 4.GENTS And crew winners, sell our per r. i t.oi.t ariieiea. a.n and comblna tlon boxes; our agent, are making big money; per cert, iiopnnger nn.

2d St. Louis. CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSERS To sell Eclipse ringer. and household goods: wagons rurniieu. ex penses guaranteed.

704 (o CAN Experienced mate medicine, 1,. all fn farmers: we Xiirnisn ouini. liar xlarv and expenses. Dr. Hoffman Medicine 2tr22 S.

Dth sL ADVERllSING SoLlCI rOR Ine oppor tut.ttv for business setter in siieciaity an venislna: union labor proposition; give as and experience. Box l-'4. Post-Dls. 4 I'HINlINd SOLICITOR One wno control aoiiiM trade: salary or commission. no l)-4i' Post -Dispatch.

PARlN-RS WANTED Wtd. Lady: country store good business; ou or uv reyuireu. um r-l 4s, Post-I 'lspatcn wAwrvMtf t.i I.lv wnta partner wi some money to invest good rooming nouae. Mrs. 22UO Locust.

PARTNER? Wtd! Middle-aged widow, aH conk, wanta partner to start restaurant fir hotel: require, some ca.h. Box D-7S. Post-Dispatch. SALESMEN SALESMEN Two: of good appearance; call on city retail trade. 717 funerton r'lug.

mii il Mraltv: sell Georgia pera nr.haruH. names prospective puyers lur nlshe.l: refs. required. Box l-i4. Ai.e..MEN Ambitious young men to tie i r.v.iinf aaiesman ana earn wnii thev learn: write for Ursa tftroet MiHt.m.

Rochester. N. Y. i.l Specialty men and men with elllnir atil ltv for nicn-CIBSS magasine uroposition. 1)02 Central National Bank Bidg (C.

mi Uh.v Cltr ana read, soliciting counts for collection ami kuiiir iwimu inatema I- uierchants. BOoio ei. sue. i mvi a rii to carry aa a aide lib a lew ot our trader. In auto gloves, abou a iiii.iiiM.ra.

all suecials. Nevui Ulov Buffalo. N. Y. i4 sai.lsmaN Wealthy corporation not doln i.

in si liuls at present wishes emtaa-e cxtierlvnced salestnaii for it in o.a.lilevtat.ts. noor seer-pa. ric Box Post-inspatcn. u-4 ii nuiv t. call on the medical pro feaalon and represent old-established income auaranteed to sue cestui' man: also one fur central Missouri and Southern Illinois.

I. O. Box 121 Philadelphia nii.iii a ci UK- District. r.r tt. Iahi vieii.it l-t line of calendars, novel ties, cloth arid leather goods, established of and trade: most lllieral commissions: as aistant aalesni.n required; fine opisinutnt fiva salesman.

Address Ken per-'i tiornas Co Cincinnati. u.l&s. l.fli.1 f. wi UUI 11111. a capable of selling men liant and manufacturers In good territory; a in mi ravin, i.o.iil.m where energy snd rsoui ifnraa count for more thsn former expert tiox Post-Dispatch.

t4 -1AI ESMAN Who is ambitious. lor a high! remumrat've traveling position; must po scss gun! character, be quick and persistant with strong ability aions should le capable of earning I.Tjihi year itnr and expenses, tall ill t4 TOilNlTUKE SALESMEN Thoroughly competent furniture salesmen wanted at once. Apply to Superintendent, 2nd floor. DEttVOORT -nARXKY TRADE SCHOOLS ANO AGENCIES. i.

L- -am iV to tier mom ll the world Write tupi Ludwl. 1 4-'i S. arrltt BwlgKa.n.lt.A'- 11 Kt.RAl llING l-ef our oftl.es I- ginners tsken. Union Lleilrlc Teiegiapn In N. -id st 4i RAILROAD ENGINEERS Nonunion to niaie of men on strike, must be able to pass exsmlnatlon on stsndard rules', no ree, free trsnsportation.

Apply th sr rf.om t. Ill N. KAO.V.AV mail cieiaa and clerk ijr-rtera needed for parcel post, prepare fur P. Oam.nt, Fuller. ton ir Si l'Uls.

CUT pie pa red for Msy Sd railway mail cirtk and other Government "exams by former Civil Service Secretary Examiner free Patterson Civil Service Kchool. Hi- liester. N. WANT women and glris to learn halr-dieesiug wlm the new Herrmann permanent wave; wile agent here, also tea, mam. curing faciei inssssg.

chirop-lv bv my in-thod I qualify you for In-ceeM-d salary In few weeks. ou ran I Independent in your ewn establishment, hate esident trade ot stesdv position by Investl-Otlng now: bes. season to come; see m- or write for A. U. Muler Coluga.

NV Bth st. lr WANTED FEMALE CHAMRERMAII Ood. colored. KZ! Walnut Jillllngs Hot C( Woman Frsnkliri itierchar.ta' tunc it. JrrSl iK Ftrst-c'ai lanndrv m.

white. to Vmf mlnsier. no laundry, three, in farr.llr i I 1 lotanlral. one block soti'h of gherandjh. Cts iK iood ith housework.

In f'st. ns laundry work; very good wage. -It Del- CAJOK First -rlai no ether werk, snar. white mot, te 44li private rsmliy Ul- Apoly Icl CO. M'' e-sgevl i), Cook white, re.

wsshlng. A per month. i.v. c.i,irT I or si SITUATIONS WANTED MALE COOK Sit. bv married man In restaurant or aloon.

Box D-44. (5) liHI Kli Sit. bv neat vounf msn. to drtvt private electric car or truck. Hoy McClel-'and.

4130 Pelniar. DKIVfcK Young man desires position on laundry wagon; experienced. Box I-10t, Post-Dispatch. (41 LiKIVEK bit. by well-appearing, strong, ex perienced younr man of XI.

3MtiA Falr-vlw av. Phone Sidney 2J34R. tWO Sit. Ca II up Ktnloch. relief worn: competent.

Central WJl DM' CLERK Position by German -spea assistant: registered; honest, reliable. sol cr. K-1H1. Post-Dispatch. lii.rJ'lKU'lAX by youns married man as maintenance man; references iumisneo.

Mr. D. Smlih. rnckson St. IKEMAN first-class; ICU Henton street.

German man. 4) GROiEKV CLERK Sit. by best references. Box K-lH, experienced; GROCERY CLERK li years' experience; can furnish the best of references. I F.

Cooper. Sou Judd Edwardsvllle. iil Hell phone (cr.) HOl'SEMAN Competent house and dinlns-room man; private family- city references, do not answer unless experienced. Apply at side entrance. 34.17 Morxan st.

H1 Sit. experienced; xood rerer-ences. Itomont 423. JL'NIOH DKL'G drux business; rience. Hot D-' CLERK years In has registered man's expe- Post-Dlspatch.

MAINTENANCE MAN Position bv that fully understands electric Itihtini dvnamos and motors. Itox D-72. Post-Pis. A Sit. bv German.

4o to attend furnace. yard and housework. Box D-ori, MAN Sit. to board. Box it tend furnace and yard for I)-11.

Post-Plapatch. (4) MAN Sit. by younx, to learn printing trade. Box D-17S. Post-Dispatch.

t-i MAN Younx. married, iH. wnts work: alirotind. Box D-7S. Rood MAX bond.

younx; as collector; G. Sunday. 1224 Hickory MAX Younx. wants work of any kind. Box U-lo4.

Pust-uispatch. MAN German: married; practical farmer; would like to take charse of farm, on phares or salary. Box D-35. Post-Dls. MAN yars old.

wishes work of any kind; ran speak EhKltsti and German; steady aad wiiliiiK worker. Box D-12-1. Post-Dispatch. jlA.X ioui.x. axe 3U.

wants position ut any thing: not afraid of work; ateaiy and o- her. Huffman. 1..2.1 Hogan care Newton. MAN Sit. young.

22; ork of ny kind; willlnx to leave city. Write C. 308 Col- llnsville av. East St. Louis.

MAN voung; married: office work or city salesman: have experience and good reference. Box Post-Dispatch. (4) MAN Young. German, wishes work ks porter in saloon or other work. Phone Tyler Ws'j.

jacCiiANlC Canienter. painter, paper hanger, general repairs, wants steady iosltlon. Bo D-144, Post-Dispatch. jrri. AsMSlAM Sit.

by young man, aged 2fl. with 4 years' office experience; clerical work of any kind. ForeBt BQ45L. OPTICLA.N Good ref ractlonlsl and frame-filler, desire, position with good house. Moderate salary: best references.

Box D- Post-Dnpatch. t5) PAINTER Wants work; ence: best of references. 13 years' ex per 1- 102O Hickory. PA1N1ER And paper hanger needs work; first-class workman; has tools; Odd Fellow. Box D-lIei, Post-Dispatch.

(S Wanta work; factory. H. Hooper. 3 reasonable; satis-i, J.uck. Lliidell IS) t'AlXl'fcHS and class; we have tools.

noum. paper hangers: first-Benton Central t.D PAINTER wanta work reasonable, satisfactory; have tools. Hooper. 3737 Lucky. l.iiuleii ao-tK.

PJ.A1 ERER at plastering or chimney uuildiug t3.12 Garesche Delmar 27L. t2) I'U MIitU Sit. by nrsi-class. licensed, nonunion: waxes reasonable. Box D-14S.

-vit 1 H.R felt. erences. 31)il or janitor; Finney av. can furnish ref-(4) rviKiLK Sit. by colored, any kind.

Jostph Wilson. prter work of Bomont IX. Sit. by mldaie-agnd: also bartender, lunchman; speak Uermau. E.

Wer-ner. u. S. Broadway. oAi.E.-MAN Sit.

by young man. outside or Inside: experienced in wholesale milunery; nytmng considered. Box D-It. Post-Dls. SALESMAN 10 years' road experience, capable of meeting anyone, sober, energetic, strung personality, best of reterences.

tiox R- Post-Dispatch. (4J luul, AND class; best DIE MAKER Sit. by 4i ot references. Box D-31. YoCNG MAN to horses: IS.

Jo- Reck, team trade 40.1l Tatt. or drive YOUNG MAN Sit. by colored; as houseman; from the South; good reterences. Ad. Laclede.

i'uUNG MAN Sit. Gern.an; 3 year, of age; in saloon; In St. louis but one year. Ad. Aug 'lekmepe, Delmar bl.

OLNG MAN IS. wishes to learn electric or any kind of factory work; best references. OIKe 44JWL. 114 N. Hth.

YoL'NG MAN experienced In mechanical and general repair work; references, Delmar 1424R: 4174 Morgan. YOL'NG MAN Sit. of any kind; willing to work: strictly temperate; married; write 1( N. Jefferson. YoL'NG M.n position; 21); at present employed on private place, wishes to make a change; or to take charge of good farm; can give best references; experienced a.

truck gardener, care of horses, cows and chickens; industrious, honeet. soImt; steady and not alraid of work: speaks EngllsQ and German. Win. Peter. Kirk wood.

Mo. SilUAilONS WANTED FEMALE BOOKKEEPER young lady; office work; experienced. Box E-' general Vl.A.ll.i.tl Aii- ires by day. by colored, or lau-i- Ji-llA Morgan. eit.

oy laundress, by day. Mary Ollve first-class; or Wallace. Phone CLERK u. by young lady. Clerical or private exchange, experienced; best i.ox H) ClK)K Coluled.

day or tiotifce bv week, cieanimf or laundry Linden 1171. by eremeS- bv olored, rltincy. or hotel maid; COJiv Sit. G.K.de av. or chambermaid; colored.

ilol'J COtiK-date 2.1K hole! coiorrd or cale. lat auround James Wesley, up-tu-Olive oEMoNSlRA TOR First-class, and saleslady wants position; best refs. Box D-ll-. Post-i 'lupau-h. (4) HoLSEGIRL Sit.

oy young colored, to as- slst wltn huusewoik. Box D-B. Post-Dls. i4i Sit. by colored for genera.

hoiisewoik. Phone Bomont 2S2S. Hol'SEGiRL Sit. by colored; do plain cooking. Call Bomont 1U1R.

HOL'SEGIRL Sit. by Southern colored for general housework: references. Bomont 1413 HoLSEGIRL sit. by girl, to do housework or waiting maid In a family, by settled woman. Apply H1H Hamilton.

OOl Sit. call after .1 p. in. by young lady. Bomont 12.11.

22; Itol SEKEEPEU Widow, with chill, wishes position. Itso Hartford. HOUSEKEEPER ilit. nv mlddle-agea unincumbered la.iv; out of St. 1oui.

or Mls- sou'l. Box D-37. Post-Dls)ateh. (4) out In Institution, hotel or riale home: willing tj leave the city; references Box D-133. Pet-Dispatch.

ul Hot sc. woman reliable; llgu; xen-eral housework: no washing. Phne Llndell 42 HoLSEWOMAN competent German: to do cooking or general housework. 812' Lucas. LADY Sit.

trade. Bm by younx. to learn book binding D-Ho. Post-Dispatch. thin I.AU1 loung.

wishes employment Irom to li. to help with children or with housework, or as companion to elderly lUdy. Box i-pt-i'ipaicn. -ill L.AI wasnir.g. 24 oy Gerniau Gever.

woina.i line family work to tak.j ho'iie. Llndell 37t olive. i i -it. German: for Mon-iuy and rjl Lynch. LAUNDRtS-or cleaning.

experienced; Bomont 2314 1. out by day Lai Sit. Iv first-class, city phone Bomont 4SS. Ontral 4s. NDKESS Sit.

by rtrst-class. white. Fri-day snd Monday. Bomontl LAUNDRESS ants work by day or week. Call Bomont 1T24R.

CiIored weman wis is small tmndles to bring home. 42t7 Lucky. LAUNDRESS Sit. exerit li. e.i; Friday an.i Saturday or cl-anlng; phone Bomont 11423.

LAUNDRESS Sit. bv colored, 2 or 3 days. jiso Phone Llndell Isql i.r i Fitsl-class. colored, wishes dsys out. bundles to bring refer- cr.ci s.

1112A Sarah. LAI Sit by experienced. Isius H. A. two ss 3 42-s 'Flmev.

taction guaranteed. LAUNDhEsS Sit. by Iirst -class: wanta davs out or bundles to bring home. Hose. Lln.iell 4i-j.

LAUNDRESS of week out: Fslrfsx first -class, first 4 references. Write 1 davs Iftl LAUNDRESS only; satisfaction 41.4. Centrsl taae bundlea home guarantee-. Llndell ttlxT I. A I Mill ESS First-class.

ishes Tuesdav snl Veinesday out. Mrs. Msrran. ll7'l MAID would no nigtit 11 23-t ICandi-lph 01 a 01 tall- MAID color-d. steady can lilng write or caiL 1X)7 1.

1 den Kt'ItSEGIKL 11st vun work 2lrd and Locust. Convent of illlUMt- Mercy. A STB KSS hlldrens drei saes and r- modeling. Write 4410 Rtuger Lost and Found IOe rrdnlmjmSOc THAT LOST ARTICLE MAY NOT BE FOUND T0DA Or tomorrow or next mnra mae elapse peioro it lay the restoration. Then, the beiaiea of the flneer's conscience mSny delays.

ftiVhJ nH Post-Iispatch wants will usuaiu reer0. loartlcl. if an Jone.t per SlVnlUted in "Lit of adv.ru.ers. LOST AifJRETTE.S Lost, bunch of blue, on urn. car or downtown.

Weanesosy i Forest RWJOI fTXTT Lost white crochet, r-unaay Inr. between zsa and Blddle; reward. ana nam Return to 40 Sub- urban. HKLT l.N-Lost. one oval r-rd Call Forest 63.i5R.

BElTf PIN 1-ost: cloisonne, about Y'tJiv of one-half dohar on Ighwav between Del mar and Suburban tracks. 1J1 mar wiiha suburban. .1, i. iuhiK Lost. Mnday.

Feb. wit.i twt II 4A ann iwui- muiirj rin lanphy. Katlim ZV.t.A I Thnrulfiv. On Klns's highway or Delmar car; plain fold; en- 42 lhr.ne Forest ct UHiHX'H Lost, on Monday: ou, enameled; valued as an heirloom; black reward. tr.i Belt av.

(JL KK LINK Lost; Plase return to iiSVJ with diamond set. Garfield av. rj- ward. DOG Ijst; Monday ev ninft: water spaniel I.icense No. 1913; return to 14-- r.

12th reward. DRIVING MIT 1' Lost. Mack leather. Cull Monroe 21. Vi.

IWmar 4i.VtJ. EARRING Lost: 3 small diamonds: snavo if plover leaf: between McPherson and Cabanne. Ket.irn to 2.111. Cahanne. 2d floor.

Phone ENVELOPE Lost: contalnlnx name: Salena. Victor. eiieionii-e reward. 1H.11 Ptnn st. iit.AKSi.:K it.

at Knox IOe store or Fa- mous. Tuesday evening; ptease 17- Fallon, HAND BAG Lost, on Bellefontaine car, con-namc. Friday, between 12 and i ciocn, talnine small chanxe and bills; also Dewy. Micniitan HAND BAG Ixst. on Pane car.

uars xree" leather. Initials J. M. G. in Itoifl ra side: liberal reward If returned to iwm mer nv.

lll.B CAP lost: Iocoinobile; Delmar 40.1o.I. call Monroe 2ir; TrT- I k2 I fwn Ua.nnll. 1eWelS. One anaular and one a nine-pointed, 'tar over red Teutonic cross, each suspended irom by white ribbon. Friday evenin.

Ineral reward if returneq to ji. KEYS Lost, bunch; reward. laia Warren. iKVS Lost. Wednesday, between 3 and p.

reward. 545 Pierce Cen tral lst. A.EYS lAjst. Tuesday, at 4iki lrainia on La- Bellefontaine car or neiween i-tiu 'houtau. or New Club liail.

Call clede ti7. LOCKET Lost. gold, with set and raiseo. head: liberal reward. 1'nono MESH BAG Lost.

lady', silver, at podrome or first block east. Return Hii-3127 (3J Morganford reward. Ml'FF I'arty who took black muff irom hall. 13th and Chouteau. Feb.

t.i avoid trouble, return; reward, si.vt Ml'FF Ixist; black fur; old xold uninx. near Famous. liranii-Laatr or ward. Delmar 442. Forest ZJJi.

Pherson. J4CKF Lost; J2.1 reward; taken by mistake, mink muff, from Erkert's drux store. Monday: return to 1U2 Cates; no questions asked. NECKLACE Lost. gold-beaded.

Monday afternoon: reward. 124.1 Blnckstone av. NECK PIECE Lost; mink: at Lippe Restaurant. Wednesday: between hours or -30 and 7:15 p. name ot owner insiae.

liberal reward; Forest K472, 'S PIN Lost, garnet, on Tuesday. Phone Henton 115 or Marshall 13a: rewarq.to PLANS I.ost. on Compton car goinx small roll c.r imiis: can victor i--vt. i new rewarri ir rerurnen. SAVINGS PASS BOOK No.

oa.iio or tne Mississippi valley trust w. -s minii Any person havlnx a claim to It called upon to present the same witnin io lays, or submit to navinx Kia uass uooa anceled and a new one issued, SCARF I' IN Lost, gold, Saturday, vicinity Faxe and Kins'" highway; reward. Forest 200. SPEED HEAD Lost: on Franklin -Feb. n.

Return to American fn Cass; receive reward. Sin Dt; lady's; blue; size 41. Return to West End Hotel, room ana receive re ws rd WATCH -Lost. lady's xoid; engraved "Natalie;" on Mt-Pherson or De Ballvlere to University car Notify Main 4ffl. 14' WATCH FOB Lost; gold: bearing initials E.

H. Finder return and receive reward. 4Q17 Lahadle av. rOUND BULL TERRIER Found, brlndle. female.

Klnloch Central 9801R. 2717 N. Lef flnywell. CL'FF BUTTON Found, silver, on 18ih and Olive; call Lost and Found Bureau Post-Dlsnatch. (4) PURSE Found, containing money.

Olive and Identify. Call 703 PL'RSE Found, on Theresa av. Call Lost and Found Bureau, Post-Dispatch. 15) ATI Delmar and De Ballvler-. Call lwt and Found Bureau.

Post-Dla. )4- ARTICLES FOl'ND BY IMI.ICE. KEYS Found Sarah and Flnuey; await ing owner Tenth District. KEYS Found I4tn and cnouteau; await ing owner Seventh District. PK1D CHAIN Found Broadway and Pine; ausiiting owner Central District.

KEYS Found nil layior; awaiting owner Eleventh District. Employment Wanted MALE Solid agate. ZiC line: business notices, publisher', option. 10c line; minimum, 2 lints. ACCOUNTANT Book, audited and examined, financial and custom, reports and statements rendered: systematic office and factory short cut.

Installed: or will keep books for firm not employing regular man; expert service on compll-cated books. Box H-2. Post-Dispatch, i 4 I ADVERTISING MANAGER Live and energetic, seeks "connection: experienced In planning, preparing, writing and placing gereral advertising; general publicity cam--slgn executed. Box Fost-Dispa daivER S1t. by young, end hand.

Box D-l-i. sec- ost Dispatch. liable; Sit. as third references. Ed hand: sober snd re-Idaho.

Moore. H233 BOOKKEEPER Desires iiermanent position; age 2S; married; excellent references. Box D-47. I'ost-Dlsriatch. CI) nUuh KEEPER Small set of books to keep, evenings and Sunday.

Box C-27. l'ost-nispatch. (Si i KEEPER Employed, want, to post mall set of books, evenings. Box F-143. Post-D snatch.

i25 1 BOOKKEEPER Wanted; amail set of book, to keep during spare expert accountant. Box A-15D. Post-Dls patch. c2 BOY colored; experienced: irrocerv or elevator; call or write, lf.22 Ooodc. hOV strong, of 111.

residing wiih ir-ents; wlhe to learn trade. 2.11 S. Jeffer-son 0'2t Bl' I LLK Sit. by competent co.ored man as butler, houseman or yardman: understands furnace; fully experienced and reliable; best references. Phone Llndell 1147.

(41 Bl' ER Sit. as buyer or assistant for wholesale grocer: know all lines, foreign snd domestic goods and can keep atock in proer ondltlcn; also thorough sales manager, ith years' experience handling salesmen; Sjieak French. Spanish and English. Box Pns t-lMspulch. 1 7 1 Lit Al FFEl'R or i chine shop.

Apply R. a mecnanlc Krlnt. 3013 rra-Wash- ington av. FFEI'R Sit. other work; best PoM-IMsnati'h.

by wnite. reliable; Box L-134. 1 1 1 C11A1FFEI Sit. by mechanical, colored; 7 years' experience; 2 years' snop experl-rce; must have work Soon license: does own reiirlng. Call Central 5G1H.

(2 CITY SALESMAN or collector: by a man who has had years' xt.e.-ience as tx-lsltv sslesman. Pox D-D1. Post-Dls. COLLECTOR Sit. young man; bond; references Sunday, 1224 good st.

COLLECTOR Young man. Tl. wants tsl-thm ns collector or solicitor; experienced. best references. Box D-ll.

Post Duv 14 Cook Sit by good, allround. German. In restsurant or boarding house; smll wages to start Box D-h. I'ost-Dispstch. iV COOK young, colored; houseman and dining room; references.

Jackson, 232'.) Market COOK Sit. bv all around: 15 years' es-lerience: married and strictly sober. Box D-I'V Post-Dlsfstrh i.ti 1 rlaei thoroughly experienced Tirsi- staurant or short order; reasonable sslary: wouin eonsiner partner with means and open small reatauraai; no trlflers. Box I Post-Dispafh. DRAFTSMAN Architectural engineer; At on reinforced concrete, steel and -mil estimates, superintendent snd specifications; competent and rapid; to years' sve- Box K-130, Post-Dtspatcn.

t7) DEATHS. HIGHER Departed thil i mil a life Tuff 9:15 p. m. UBy. I o.

a. Mary T. Hughes, beloved roomer wi Meade A. and James P. Hughes and Mrs.

Catherine L. Walker, and our dear grandmother. Funeral wll. taKe pi-t Feb. 7.

at 8:30 a. from nce. 4655 Cottage avenue, to Visitation Church, thence to Calvary cemetery. LOXERGAV Entered Into rest on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1913.

p. after a short illness, John J. Lonergan. beloved father of w. Lonergan and Mrs.

Frank I Henson (nee Lonergan). and granaiamer oi Madeline. Frank and Maxlne iien-ann xf Innrfin. at tile age' of 65 years 1 months and 2 days. funeral will taice pi Feb.

7. at 2 d. from Shepara funeral parlor, to Calvary Cemetery. Friends Invited. LYNCH On Wednesday, Feb.

5. lid. at 12:30 d. Peter A. uynm, be loved husband of Mary Lynch (nee Henny).

Funeral will take place Feb. 8. at 8:30 a. from fa.m'! residence, 4221 Lee to lioiy Rosary Church, thence to ew bi. Marcus' Cemetery.

Friends are lnvitea to attend. Seattle Fort Scott (Kan.i and Lincoln (Cal.) papers please cop. LYNCH On Wednesday, Feb. 5. 191 i.

at 12:10 d. Ellen Mary l.yncn (nee Bannaha.ni. beloved wife Ot Joseph II. Lynch, dear mother of Ed ward J. and Robert W.

Lyncn. aear sister of Michael and Anna Bannahan. and Mrs. T. J.

Corcoran, and daughter of Bridget and the late John Banna- nan. Funeral. Friday, the 7th at 8:30 a. from family residence. 3866 North Market street, to St.

Teresa's Church, thence to Calvary- Cemetery. Friends and relatives arc Invited to attend. c) MORGAN Entered Into rest Monday. Feb. 3.

1913. at 7 a. at Chicago. I1L, William Morgan, adopted son of E. C.

and Iena Morgan. Funeral will take place on Friday, Feb. 7, at 1:30 p. from family res idence. 4310 prairie avenue, inter ment private.

(c) NOON AN Entered into rest, Tuesday, Feb. 4. 1913. at 4:20 a. Cecelia M.

Noonan (nee Kane), relict of Owen Noonan. mother of Thomas James Julia and Margaret Noonan, and the late Anthony K. Noonan. Funeral will take place from the family residence, 5356 Page boule vard, on Friday. Feb.

7. at 8:30 a. to St. Rose's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are re spectfully Invited.

(c) POWERS On Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1913. at 10:15 a. Marie Powers, beloved daughter of Nicholas and Mary Powers (nee Burke), dear sister of Alice and Johnnie Powers, and our dear grandchild, aged 2 years months and 11 days. The funeral will take place Friday, Feb.

7, at 2 p. from family resi dence. 3638 Clark avenue, to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are Invited to at tend, (c) RIECKIircn Asleep In Jesus. on Tuesday, Feb.

4, 1913. at 2518 Hord Woodland, Minna Rieckher, beloved sister of Carolina Rieckher, Ottllle Rieckher. Helene Rieckher. Julie Rieckher and Mrs. Sophie Buss and children.

Fumeral from Woodland meeting room, Friday, Feb. 7, at 1 p. to St. Peter's Cemetery. Rochester (N.

Milwaukee Chicago Los Angeles and Riverside (Cal.) papers please copy. ROTH Entered into rest Thursday, Feb. 6. 1913. Willis E.

Roth, be loved husband of Emma McClure Roth, aged 44 years, and son of tho late William and Henrietta Roth. Funeral from residence, 1803A Morgan street, Saturday, Feb. 8, at 2 p. m. Funeral private.

Chicago papers please copy. (c5) SHELLY On Wednesday. Feb. 5, 1913, at 1:30 a. Ann Shelly (nee Slevin).

relict of John Shelly, beloved mother of John Martin J. and Thomas J. Shelly. Funeral will take place from the family residence, 2826A Park avenue, on Friday, Feb. 7, at 8:30 a.

to Immaculate Conception Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. (c) STEFFEN Entered into rest on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1913, at 4 p. Henry Steffen, beloved husband of Eugenia Steffen (nee Madelaine), dear father of Jennie, Arthur. Oscar, Bertha.

Walter and Fred Steffen, aged 58 years 4 months and 3 days. Funeral from family residence, 7349 Vermont avenue, on Saturday, Feb. 8, at 2 p. to Odd Fellows' Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Cache Lodge No.

416, A. F. and A. the International Fnlon of Steam Engineers, and the Brotherhood of Stationary Engineers. (c) STEIN Suddenly, Charles W.

Stein, beloved husband of Emma Stein (nee Deubach), and father of Walter Herbert Carl H. and Mrs H. L. Stein (nee Lucking), at the age of 55 years and 3 weeks. Funeral from residence, 3201 He-bert street, Saturday, Feb.

8. at 2 p. thence to Belief ontalne Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Benton Council of Royal Arcanum. Ivanhoe Council of Royal League, Alpha Council of Legion of Honor, and Bank Clerks' Association.

(c) WALSH Entered into rest Wednesday, Feb. 6, 1913. at 10:20 a. May purdum Walsh, dearly beloved wife of Edward M. Walsh, and beloved daughter of Frank and Margaret Purdum, and sister of Frank, Clare, Ben and Marion Purdum.

Funeral will take place from family residence, 3459A Grace avenue, on Friday. Feb. 7. at 8:30 a. to St.

Plus' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited, (c) WATZLAWEK On Wednesday. Feb. 6. 1913, at 7:30 p.

Theresa Watz-lawek, beloved mother of William, Aloys. Gustav and Emille Watzlawek, Theresa Guenther (nee Watzlawek), Hedwlg Klelzlger (nee Watzlawek), Mary Halntl (nee Watzlawek), and mother-in-law of Minnie Watzlawek, at the age of 68 vears. Funeral from family residence, 903 Carroll street. Friday, Feb. 7, at 2 p.

to St. Vincent's Church, thenc; to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery, (c) WINCHESTER On Tuesday, Tb. 1913, at 11:60 p. after a lingering Illness, Anna Berkley Winchester (nee Hade), beloved wife of William A.

Winchester, at the age of 36 years. Funeral from residence. 5449 Alabama avenue, on Friday, Feb. 7, at 2:30 p. thence to St.

Matthews Cemetery. Please omit flowers. New York and Fort Worth (Tex.) papers please copy. Llaslei Monument Works File display marble, sranlte monuments ni statuary. Prices lower than rlsewhera.

Opposlls entrance. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. 7037 Uravola. lcCi STOCKHOLDERS MEETING STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING Notice Is hereby alven that the regular annual meetlns of ths stockholders of the Halsey Automobile Co. will be held to the office of the companv.

Hit Olive Pt. Louis. on Mondsy, the 10th day of February. IklS. at o'clock a.

for the purpose of electing Ave directors for the ensuing- year and to transact such other business as may property come before the ineetlnc. HAL8EV. President. Attest: II. II Walker, secretary St.

Mo 2 fii.t fTHi MfcJKTINU Notice hereby (tlven that the annual ir.eetlnK ot the kholders of the Carthage Invent mem Is hereby ra.led and wi.l be hell at the office of said rnmoanv at 307 North Fourth In St. Louis. In th- State of Missouri, on the 11th dsr of February. for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensulna year and for the puruo of vol ln on a proposition to sell and dis pose of the real enisle belonging to ssld com panv situate In Jssper County. Mo.

II. DKAN President. J. II. rOOKRF.LU Sertetarr Iated thla 31st dsr of Jsnuary.

113. (cS) Finding the owner of a lost article Is so easily accomplished through I'ost- Plspatch wants that few valuable art! cles found fall to find their way back to their owners. I Rn r.n I -German A BserV BSM renew. ST' As Ei.IRL With referee anted. I It i I "uruWenl -T dren p-e roonth.

i.l I'll IT11I111 I' r.ivii'ni-r.l.rinv1 "i waists. imy. WastusiTT-T floor. Ol r.KATiHH-(ln h.aisa dr, 1 1. a aarsiura.

iikvi a i nisi; OI'ER All iltH Esiwrlen.4 skirt fact a i vvurr house tlressps; we truarant-Ai day ami steady emi.lormenL LOWENDAU-M iltG, icS olive. mi IANTRV 4IR f-4l Ilniar. bill RTWAIKT 71S 11th. Mill'. I MAHe.Lr.--oa ra.F as an I eadr pr'cer pti in rliT Ruck i asui' rs, lHill WAnUl, lrit i 7 masers.

snirt lnskln ai a s) ie woik all liar itu, Jefte tst fcliUlT AlAkTZltX Downtown Srhirt Factory Aresco Hid Wsnt exi-rlen. Lt on cuffs, girls to hem. ders nnsl examiners; sisu girls II A idy f.th fio.w i-Akl w. corner llth and Kt Charles want. exiK-rlenced airia button, on overalls and examine Apply office.

II I I. VI L- I A Locust, i rlday. Mmidar SKIRT MA ER Klrst-c NOflf.shjn.ton I RT Fl Nlsll RJi A PLY A 7v" MI.Vtl:ilA. uAlt.I'Vr o' 11'JO WASHINGTON "'rtU SKIRT And finishers: lilrslifleld uru; enced: call at uma wssntnt. it.

al l-. Nix. ItA 1 11 KB Voung sirl. 4o aoaw pre. see- sty to begin Ifc.

K.g. l.rM.T- A OPERATOR lad liZ hats Bronx Hat Ltitas A I I It ESS Olive. VS' Al TREaSES Esperlenced stria. Ld wi' gan st WAITItEssV-Neal. tperieaj.

a work, inr Esston. WA1 THh.Srt Must be expertei rt. n. istn VAlTR ESS Apply 'resoent LusArasa N. Brtwdwsr.

VVAIThtSs Pur restaurant. lltwi. I Hive st. I WOMAN la rook and help wan aa in Din tiirmiry V-oXlAN To do caking and atieal U. I ins.r.

auut ill r. x. 1 1 ii ni Mo. Wo AN Experienced laundry work: small Covklns sf I fstnlly. 1 Plne WOMAN To lake chars of private In exchange f.tr hualnd'a room ana P)one (it snd 14irj.

VSOM A.N Willie sse.1 country Wuinaa. a. ith i Mid prefarred. maoi cook; te keep house for family of tltw must be neat, competent and oonscletu Box IM, Post-Dlst-atch. We will teach several neat girl, tease trim children's hesdwear; guamnteed rex work and paid a hlle learning LAUNDRY HELP WANTED rFEDERH Kxpsrlenred, and folders )r ferser Hotel L.tinlrv.

anj l-or'i LIS1 ERS E(srieii. and ansoriars. rtsh I.sunitrv. Id 7t tillvs. MAC II l.N GIRI per ism e.l Aim wm to wash flannels.

Apviv As srn lun Iry, gist and Morgan. SHIRT MACHINE Ol RL linpsrisl Us dry I Delmsr. i'i A IITH ER Exerlencad; rail llDeL tlrv fn 441" set MAN Experienced. 2747 I ede. Him Um SALESLADIES WANTED 4AI.Esl.ADY Middle-aged, of educative ability to Dreseiit our simple and surer-- plan of education f.ir rhlldres.

pleasant ana remtinerallve all an o'clock. Itoom 4' imlph t-J lm 8HOE WORKERS WANTEO I'ACKKH- Experienced, giid patent swrv tlu realrer and at.M-g liner on wet Ine shoes. International I i nd Sort ark rl PATENT LEATHER RF.I'AIRt.R-' dressers. trledmau-Bheiay brao. St.

fsctisry. SKIVE -And perforator. Fllslngar r-hoe Benton Sd fi'-t. -r TIP STITCHKR-oii Wheeler-Wiieei chines, on foxing Sim tiers, itrtrsa Co, 17th and Lin as VA MI'ER Expeileiiced. buprrlor Immh) 1 Benton.

nu mmmtmmm-i BusinessChance. Solidagste, loc line; minimum Hk. CHANCES Hl'KINESS CHANC rtak-r. will eell ninvsl.le bake evens. giw- satisf anion, tern te suit, ta rils ly logue.

Mlddleby Oven MI. Lew Sl Louis, ai MM I'llANi'E 1 want a nuut live wire and tan can control tl.si.isai, such a man ran become trass md director or a omipany met wm iver a li.oi).i business yearly. If TX Moving i. lures, lbs llest issue public todsv. If want fe tiusne pillar In a bualnes that will pay la kv livldends known la date, get our am kestlgate; if vou have no money eM want Information, ft.rget It, but if rs can pr.Hluce tl.e coin, this opportunity won! isst se tt-l'si.

Post I lisps ten. lull PRINTING or MIL- tut SS good business, will sell on easy owner must sell, tins 1. ne lemna. a Post Dlst.sti h. PATENT For sale.

V. i wrench thai adiust. cismiw and rell.bly; cash or royalty basis, iw io right m.n. Aw. J.

v. E. -arss. II! VV A NTED lit tght oui.g n.so, wit I references, earn to ilO day. sssy.

F.vdmsn. hemlt-si rifis rstal.ilshed fsi CASH will buy Ins rom-ern. Irms In town: large pfufll. Bel ar Dispst. A party to lne mZ with services In lecturing business, having estsna snd patentable article of antutilty.

Bi A l4 I OS. i-ivr J- WANlEl-An actus, idea man. with o.tw to -harge of nnsn.es and bur Inters- I well established el trie siltH'IV giM.d snd pnihlsble husluess. ohs the Ust lol.Mt.g rns first-class oning pferenc given and raiulr lt a tboiough Inxestigatlon. Boa iv a miLaa n.anutai u.s i.nl..

nn tieSt Sellins vj I irtl lea on the market, now com snotner msn or-ter irtii i. a II. Hnaat aril. Ie for agents Sf ofrere.1; no speculsilon In th snd srtlcle sells, go-rfl tsfersscet tsndlng offered snd required. seeking an otn.

business wn of 10 or more a moatn opening Itox A lJ P-s' BUSINESS WANTEkV Wtd. WMteaagher. Z. cal Itniner and '1 eork S'lsrsnt'e-1 I in tell I r. i lake asents brokers, list your business sale guaranteed, no SS elusive contract assed.

Inink f. tiey to con.i l. a s.es. JVf .1. loan mo 'o 'DA HunUSd ttuKK Vtlt- lf I p.

1 BUSINESS fOR L1I I BAKERY Mt sal first -c'ssa I.tsriatrri it i IJ I b.l, fine trade, uener leaGsg Utov-lUT'ywjLV IIAK Ell and ffee louse, iw iisl 0 sell at once, on APAR CO, I teree 1 1.AKBER UAhllk.lt hll.il hut.r i INi Ki.l I. BAhHKH MB .) VworT W. tut. Call os aSree I'll mm nresss sleeky work ana VII. ilt.l ma.

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