St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 20

TO FIND TENANTS FOR YOUR HOUSES, ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH, ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE. KOBE HEADERS THAU THESE ASS MESS IIT TOT CXTY. 20 MARCH 24. liflT.

HELP WANTED MALE. HELP WANTED MALL HELP WANTED MALE SITUATIONS WANTED MALE- LEGAL. HELP WANTED MALE. ENGINEER Wtd With lloense. Apolr Waicner MfK.

124 Sidney st. ENOIN'EEr: Wtd. Llcenaed enslneer for quarry plant- l-ZSt 8t. Iwula Bam- brick Bros. Construction Co.

IMRMIllXli Wtd. Apply it ore-e: ubortiaa Park car to lie llodlamont: Klrkaood car to Armstrong station. L. ArmstroiK. EXTEMiER id.

ririt-clasaT-" Ad. l'ost Llspatoh. (41 FARM HAMi to work farm. Call or ad. h.

W. Terry. I'atton- vllle. Mo. tl Do You Ever Want to Get the DEATHS.

BI.KrH Entered Into rest Wfilnm-day, March 27. liKC, at 9:15 p. alter a ltriK rin illness, Mary Uleseh. mother of Cecelia and Frank J. Ullesch and our d-ar motlier-in-law and grandmother, at the age of years.

Funeral from residence of her Ron, Tftt North Market street, Friday, March 29. at p. to 8t. Nich olas' thence to Calvary t'om-etery. Kolittlves and friends are respectfully Invited.

Kansas Cilty (Mo.) and Little Ilock (Ark.) papers please copy. BR I' Suddenly. Tuesday. March at 2:30 p. Louis C.

Hriins, ago Cs years, beloved husband of Minnie limns (nee Foerster), father of Charlie liruns, son of Mrs. Charles Hruns and late Charles Kruns, and brother of Mrs. AiikmkU M. arisen Mrs. Fllzabeth lppo, Mrs.

Kmma Madsen, Clemens and WUtium limns. Funeral from family residence. 42111 I.cxinxlon avenue. Friday, March at 1:30 p. thence to Missouri Crematory.

Friends Invited to attend. Chicago and Omaha papers please copy. roKOI.I.V-On Tuesday, March 26. 11107. at o'clock p.

lridet Connolly (nee Carrolij, beloved wile of the late lJennis Connolly, dear mother of Mrs. Jacob Hilbol.lt, Mrs. James Golden and Thomas Connolly, aged 73. The funeral will take place Friday, March at 2 o'clock p. from residence of her Bon-in-law, Jacob Ullboldt, 171S North I.efflnRwill avenue, to St.

I.eo's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are ln-. vited to fat tend. (4) OllKI.Il On Wednesday, March 27. lltoi.

at her home, Kim avenue, Maplewood, Sarah Jane Cornelius, relict of lr. V. A. Cornelius, used W) yearn. Funeral from residence Friday, March nt 10:30 a.

to Iiellefon-taine Cemetery. IKK IIT Fntered Into rest on Tuesday, March 2S, 1907, at 4:30 p. "William Klfert. beloved son of H. W.

Klfert and Anna "Klfert (nee llarles), at the aKe of 21 years and 6 months. Funeral will take place on Friday, March at 8 a. from residence, 403 Carter avenue, to Holy Name Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. (4) GASKII.I.

Fntered Into rest Tuesday, March Ift07. at 11:4.1 p. Arleen May fiaskil. beloved daughter of K. B.

and Ida OaHkill (nee Cooke), and our dear sister, aged. 7 months and 2 days. Funeral will take place on Friday, March at 2:30 p. from residence. Hall's Ferry and Chambers roads (St.

Ferdinand township), to St. John's Cemetery. C1KSSOW Entered Into rest Wednesday, March 27, at 7:20 a. Georgre I'KtkH Wtd la teams; gvssl vsrs; any nw iirsmj as olive. weiei I.

TEAMtt Wld To haul "dirt. Apply" By. Waiker liida Ibib wu4 v. Jarari Wix.it. TEAM.

Wtd -To haul nlacadwjn. St. Louie ltd I'nioa. tiambrtck licuw. Oanetrwrm t7 il.AM.

Midst nvrslK WUhA Ms. bester av. Hn-ecll Tea BxMitbs' wis; per ay. Tl.VM II A I hRH It. 4H1.T 111 I 'It 1 l.li' lllrM HKlClk UHAVOl AND lllll'I'KWA.

lt Ttr.vil Wtd mm ess sneke 4evi ebort dmep: snv time st at VtvM and MiJ rr JscMv arbaef-r re. ting o. 4l tKAMSTERU AND I. A oRF.Iti" WtL 7tr- en Uope Kennerly sad le II si la Moat. TEAMSTEIW" Wtd At" Ihe yards rear mi 4 V.

Chouteau. 1 ia Ice Con. Co. TisiLMAKER Wtd riret -claae tool maker. M-ial Trades Aaeorlatloo.

91X1 trtort building. eteedf Mfk! .1 Motor Car Cn Male aed WAITER Wtd. -Young" mas.l"23 e- WHITEN ERI. Wtd -Two; apply mt f. Kaston av.

WATX-IIMAN td. K.it-rrli-eced sight wa(e-man A merle a a Vteam Jsaudry. sad Voriran. INIsW' DRESSER Wtd -T. perUnc-dT must be hustler.

Apply room Uay building. Wi "HiWOItKF.R Wtd Carriage. UnHTV tor Car Mala and Cornelia. (41 WOODWORK Flin Wt Waod-r nrtiva, wala era and Bnlabera. at.

Uwla Car Cw. Mtu H. Hroartwsy. (41 WOODWORK KUS, KTC, Wtd. -Woodworking molders and simper machinists, blacksmith and blacksmith helper and truck builders; steady work and pood wapes.

Apply St. Louis Car 6000 N. Broadway. (7) SHOE WORKERS WANTED. HOY Wtd Te fee header.

Courtney flboa tn list and ijcae. buY Wtd Is Isst room te pick ewt tests. Apple to Mr. listens. Urewa IM CJ, 1st sudWash.

tei UoVM Wtd. Two goods boys to rk la fn: siiply at nw. limww Kboa lime klldwin lsnt. JefTera i ami Mullaepkv. BOYS Wtd.

To learn cut ting room, llamil ton-Brown Shoe Jeffersdn and Randolph. (2) bl K.NISHEHH Wtd. bliaoM burnleliera. llamllion-tlrowa Blioe jenareow w. an.Uaiidoli'h.

ttHAN.NEI.ER Wtd. And lower le laasW. (uurtnev Mboe yim an imna CI'llEKd Wtd. THmuiliig entters. BobertS.

Jolrfia- Itana, IJtO sna MUiienpny. CI "PI ER W'td Aral trtmndng cut ere. lUddea Hsliy Hhoe wan uarriem av. 01 CI TTERM Wtd. on tnes's snd tmrnaa'g work! slso boys to leem In cutting a g-etwa Phoe 12th snd Nortk Market.

CUTTEKS Vt4. Slio cuttfrij" trim- niing cnttor. boom Jefferson and Kanrloltih. (2) EIM3E8ETTEH8 Wtd." 5o "boys work. Bun-" llglll rsnvry, via aim aaa ii FiSltKMAN Wtd Aaststant foreman la rat ting i ii.

lata and Mullannliy. HKH. t'4 iUHF.lt Wtd Roberta. Jobmoa A Rand. ISM atxl Kallon.

LlEKX HlllJiEHS Wtd. -Haverhill keel b( liters, st lirowa Mlxw Ulua UUe Factory, Jefferson sad Mullanph. Wtd. McKar heeler snd beel Irlra- liv-r KiKieris. 4uiiDn staw.

O'Fallon. II K. I.l Wld. In emtitng roua. Brawa Ibth and waab.

MAN Wtd. To take char or skivers; ene who niHlereiaoda marblnery irfertei. mm-eris. Juliiison at Itsnd, 1Mb aslMuilsnbv. NltiHERHEAD OrERATOll.

woinen JdcKsy work; steady work and good i.s v. Krledman-Hhelby Klioe A I -laiitle Factory. 4IT Uicust et. OrEllAToliH Wld. 1 giant, esperlene itlen OlielMtors on Olieiailil IS rer ir HIM clill.es Frlcdinaii-rilielbv Hhoe I'acioo riiinrr.

j.o--iii m. (' I on MAN AND WIFE Wtd. Mas tnnet and dining rwoai waataa as eve and Tn clean, good wage Mrs. i. C.

Wtiklneon. Woodiawa kirk wo (." Si AN AND" WIFE Wtd. Get ril housiwork In suburbs; man to garden, can f.ir hise. ci w. etc.

Alitor ImriM-diately. m. Uranlia HK.g 4ih ai.U Murket sla. MAN Wld An Al man. railing on the wholesale drug and hsnlstra tta.le, to sell well-known line; commlaalon to liegln with salary after ability baa been shuwa.

Ad. A on. I'ost-Dlspatrh. MAN Wld. ror country borue.

nnar city: ntust he g-snl stalileuuiB ami llllug to an a himself netful; borne and perms uei.t tlll'Ni. anaaer with tferetea. Ad. A U. I'ost-Dlsoatcb.

MAN Wtd. At ouce. a young gentlemaa ef exemplary baMts. fill (lie posit on or iMsikKeeiier. steuogrspber aud giswl m.1:.

rufht party; best of refur-ences reiuirel. Ad. O. W. S.

trkhet i.t.i. I'uplar Bluff, Mo. ill MAN Wtd Flrst-claaa man to take of rimtiotnr nMri must be a man charge aideratne slililtv. csi.hie of bsiMliing men tn get the best results: must be aol-er sal rellalile; we can give soch a man alt I. in; ours la a union tiffl''.

Ad. K. I'rtg Kansas City. Mo. t) MANAGER Wtd Experienced for a restaurant.

Ad. K2. I'oat-Dlspatch. MARKER who stanus marking boxes with brnsn. ror wuoiesale bouse.

Ad. WO, -st Dispatch. (41 MEAT CUTTER Wtd Chambors St. if.) MEN Wtd Good wages. National l-rsd Co lot and Clark sv.

MEN Forge and Rollla Mills liartou and I Kalb. tG MEN AND TEAMS W'td. I'nton and Von Verson avs 4IKN Wld -H 'uaeinan anJ waiter. i'ark Hotel. tRX) WsstUnKton.

MEN Wtd Two kitchen men. tws porters. two waiters. W14 N. Grand.

MEN Wtd Young men to run on railroad trains as news agents. 103 th sl. MEN Wld -Car repairers, truckmen. Armour A National Miekjards. III.

MEN" young, to assist In facklrn departnieif week. lsj N. 2d st. MEN machine hands. Apply 1M0 N.

17th st. MEN Wtd And teams. v. A. W.

11. Hoyd. EN Wtd. Teru Jefferson and Mulianphjr. J.

Moloney. MEN iu-)o uesicy auy time; Grsmi snd olive. Wet.b A rs MEN light outdoor work; tl day. 4IS N. Kd floor.

MEN AND BOVS Wtd. Melifll Bog Fob om and Lawrence MEN Wtd. Three men to take orders; enffee. tea, groceries; Hi week. 4J Markt.

room 22i I. MEN "wt For wholessle bouse, able-boilled. strong men; sto departments. Ail. it rost-Dlsiatch.

Si EN Wtd. Handy with tooia and general work; by day or week; state waes. Ad. K. I'ost-Dlspatch.

MHN Wtd Gran told frame srttera. laborers, bks-k men; 1 bks wem if Iielmar Garden: nonunion. J. H. Itoskllly.

MEN Wtd Quarrymen and quarry laborer. Apply foot of Wyandutl su lloffluau HuKn Construction C. MEN Wtd. Intelligent young men Iietween and 2i years of age for stock department, wholesale house. Ad.

107, I'ost His. () MEN Wtd. Intelligent young men. about Id or 17 years old. for ofB-e work, wholesale house: apply In own handwriting.

Ad. DM. 1K.N ANli TEAMS Wtd Men. 2 2i day; teams 4 day; with BO foot beds. Taylor andOlive.F.

A. Sllers. MEN WTD TO W'ORK ON PASII AND DtMIRs AND TO MAMAL WORK: GOOD WAGES AND MTEADY WORK. AI'I'LY l'E HODIAMONT I'LANINU MILL. HolllAMoNT AND MINERVA.

MEN Wtd. Of good invariim, Ui to :15 years of age; permaneut iailllon: salary $si start; men with a gl aeneral etperl-ence. hsvlng orrupled isialtlons inn-h as insurance adjusters, solicitors, collectors, can- aiwri, salesiiian, manager ar i-ouiuiercial nan; must have gtl rsferences. ltolv Ixigun. r.0.lkn 4) MEN Wtd For the American Navy: eltlaena of good character, between 17 and excellent opportunity for promotion; lr to begin fiw qnalltled hrenien.

machinists, cooks, bakers, clerks, rarpentera, lumbers, coppersmiths, pharmsclsts aud apprentice seamen. ld to perionth; sub-alstence. medical attendance aim first outnt of clothing free; posslhle to punbsss dls clisrge after aie yesr In csaea wsrrantlng same. Apply at navy recruiting ofllce, Itl.te MoL'NTEH Wld Stool rang mounter. Ad.

42, I'ost-iuspaicn. (IKKH i.iiV Wld. 1 or over. Call 121 N. King's blghwsy.

OFFICE HOY Wtd. About 1 or IT years of Sire. Apply AilSin hoiu urovrry -ueie Illoik. th and Poplar sis. OILER" aul Is-'t laoer.

Spring av. and Jdlssourl I'aclflc tracka. ORDHItLY Wtd. Jewish Hospital. 6415 Del- mar bl.

J'AOKEU Wld for wholesale house. Ad. It Ksl. Post Dispatch. 4 PACKER Wtd -Glass and cro.

kery; good and siesnv man; p-i --Ulankenuiclster A 721 and 72IN. 11th. PACKERS' Wtd Experienced. for packing windows. In sash snd drsir house.

Huttr Ssh snd Ii-sir 12' Msncbester. (4j PAINTER Wtd Flrst-cla-e. allround carriage painter. N. e.

or. 7th snd ass. iM) PAINTER Wtd And st liner, also finisher Moon Motor ixr sisin wimi PAINTER carriage painters. 21UO II roadway. POINTERS Wtd.

Experienced; eome ready for w.n k. Forest F.aston. PAINTER. Wtd. IHmmerls Painting 4.VJ5 Liana sv.

INTER Wtd -For contracting work, af'er m. Iffler Decorstlng Chestnut st iv i.l Nonunion nalBtera; union tes.lv work: none but mechanics need apply. M77 Arsensl St. Paper cleanfrs. wtd.

Psoer 'ilcmier. and nstier hsnsers: s'esdv. Easton Wall Paper Clesnlng S7I7 Cssa. fiifElHI ANGERS Wtd. Flrst-clsws n-ti'inlun i.a.er hsncers.

lirsver Ferguson VI. i ANiiERf Wtd'-Atnce fnlon i'o. 1123 lark: call after p. 4i ipAPrtltttAN.Vr.RS W'td Nonwnioo men. kt Frsnll sneclsl Inducement.

open now. For full parilculars sea Paperhsngers ltusiness Agent. PA TTF It A WM Apfly Amertcsi Car Foundry 2hsi DeKalh st. ilj PATTKHN MAKERS pattern makers; steady work. Atr.lv American Car and Foundry St.

Charles, Mo. () PH'VroGRAPIIEIt Wtd end photofTsoher for iHitdoor soik. all or address rteimie son. i-U Reiishaw Ht. Luis Wtd.

In tabla factory. 1S3 Poulsr St. I'LitTERERJI plsstere ple-e HI. 4th and Clieatuut Sts. aVHitbern 1.1 cna Conatructlott Co.

'il -class, nonunion; call toilny. P21 N. King's highway; phi.na 1. 1. PORTER Wld FIrst-clasa ealissa porter ami lunch 311 roll.

sv. F-ltl-SSFEKIiFK Wl For cylln.ler pre sl M.rgsu st. PRESSER." Wld At once. S143 Ollva st 1 IIFSSER Wtd -Presaer sal cleaner. W.

Bur- bb-d. N. ith st. P. K.S.

FEEDER WtST 'i4 "in sges. 413 4th st. ivM-Jo! Ie-f- lrs fa f.ar iln. belli. Al.

lr lr.re l. iUr Hard andeeuler anl ll fin i. i vim til men. An niv at 21! N. St.

4i f-HEHSFEEl iE Wtd --For lob press, who ran make ready, aichwclcb Fruiting 11 1(1 olive st. 1 1 im i I Ik t.i lrel M. wttk tierl nee la asell snd d-w fa wf. llilttlg N'h hw I 1J" Manrbeaier. V' AWYFRH Wtd five iperlced haed" saw yera Mound Ciffn aissi N.

2d st. BID EN Wtd. -For eleitrb-al repair work an Xott Hroe. Electrical U'6 ait if r.irii sr ii iT "tes lr srk lug goiS banU. Amly at SOI N.

at. JioLH.ur.il!. tea Hrsck 1 1 a. 1 1 es fius exiiertewce la lata ber business Aeel ed; bee iky ad aleaaest location la Arksnass; sa ary aa. A I'nat Dtspatrk.

at Vll.i. Wtd -Joe ltutlaal. l4 Male et t.Cbsrlee. Me. (41 TAIMUt Wld "To pceea One rusi-m ImiMi; pla f.rf- right man O'" I'sge TllliiHS IS 1.1 I Irst-rlsae wtmaae as besbeliwe.

Imme-tiafel In. ra 4.V 421 Olive et Thltd Settoeal toeek hui It TF. A MM Wtd -T hsol lescedasa. mm Mnring s. TFAMi la II So day; 15 men.

Kucll and Mi I be TFAMS Wtd leaeia at lewbew Mm Keaaerly and Ie Ililla-eil. TEA Wtd Te keel tiweitais GreM snl rnraev rmtm mu, wwma aa trwcuuB vk BLACKSMITH HELPER and wagon blacksmith helper; must 00 experienced. Market. BLACKSMITH Wtd-Genera! blacksmith and horseshoer. Ad.

F. A. Rhea. 111. BLACKSMITHS wTd.

ExperleDced '1 smith and helpers: good pay and work. Ad. Pope Motor Car Waverley Tieit. Indlanaiiolis. Did.

BoiLr.KMAKr-Krf id. Railroad makers; to leave city. Ad.K43. BOILERMAKER Wtd One first-class boll-ermaker. Metal Trades 'c- tona bldg.

BOILER WORKERS Wtd Nonunion boiler n.l siieetlmu workers: find steady wo g.iod sages. Rueminell-Dawlev. t-au. t8' BOOKKEEPER Wtd. Experienced bookkeeper or slrs'K cierk.

Aa. 155. fosl-uis. i BO lVtd Errand 2n7 N. 13th.

B0YWtd.3i.lor JO "years. BOY Offtce. jiri. MarkeU St. BOY" Wtd.

Boy of 1.1. for work. room Uli. BOY Wtd To work ln bakeVv. at Heme's Old lick Bakery.

417 Lucas av. BOY Wtd. In blcvcle shoo. Cherokee Cy- cle 34o0 fj. Jefferson av.

BOYS Wtd. At once: can factory: to per week. U10 N. Main St. BOY Wtd.

To work la drug stor-; German preferred, lower Grove Hunt. BOYS Wtd bov ard girls. Anhenser- Buscb, tlth aud Peslalozzl. B' BOYS Wtd Must lie 14 years old. Colnmbla Box lflth and North Market.

BOY Wtd. To work In paint factory. 2344 Gravois av. BOY Wtd." To run errands. Apply Modern Typewriter Supply 14-1U FMne st.

BOY Wtd. To work in "shoe "store. Weber Shoe 422(i uiive st. BOY Wtd. 14 or 1.1 years ol'l.

for general work aiound facto. y. 1'4I7 Lawton av. OY Wtd. To 'learn The carriage blacksmith Its 1e.

UiHI N. 7th. BuY Wtd lor yarnlsh room. Furniture fac tory. N.

lTitli St. toY Will. To learn biker trade, German preferred. IrJH Pendleton. BOY'S Wtd.

2.1. for woodworking establlsh- ment- Appiyisrj at. BOY VVt.l. lo work In drug store. 3201 Franklin.

BOY 'Wtd. About 17; to help about the house. 3703 Finney. () BOY Wtd. About 11, to work" In" office.

303 N. Grand. 2d lloor. HOYS Wtd. To learn enttinir.

Rlherts. John- Jand Shoe Muilanphy. BOY Wtd. AlKWt 1.1: or June-r drug ciera; call this afternoon. 4101 Laclcle BOY" Wtd.

To work in drug store and attend soda ioumain. fluegee. urana ana ram. BOY Wtd. Bet.

1.1 and IS years old. for general store. 2221 N. Broadway. BOY Wtd.

To work In drug store: one with experience preferred. Ciravoia. BOY Wtd. To run errands. St.

Louis Ma-chinists'Supply 111S l'ine St. BOY Wtd Reliable hoy for housework; must uaverer. 4-02 IJelmar ol. BOYS Wtd. For machine room; 14 years.

Central St. Louis. BOYS Wtd. Must be 14 years of age. Goessling Box Blair and Mullanpjiy.

BOY Wtd. About 1(1 or 17." to work In hardware store. 3174 Easton av. BOY'S Wtd. Boys.

li years old. Smith Davis Mfg. 20th and IiOCust. Ul liOV To drive grocery wagon; Rood wages. JwOO Delinar bl.

BOY Wtd Colored boy for porter work. 412'J Iielmar hi. IMIY Wtd. For oftl Euclid. work; gisid wages.

6 BOY Wtd. For grocery. 419 X. Yaudwen- ter av. BOY' Wtd.

To deliver orders In mest market, with room ub4- loard 2402 N.Grand. BOY' Wtd. Who" knows the city well." 507 olive st. BOY Wtd. Small, bright bov to learn photography.

Huuipson S. llth st. BOY' For dry goods and clothing store. t124 Easton. BOY' Wtd.

Errand boy; must be 14 years old. Apply tios Olive. BOY'S Wtd. Between 14 and IS years of fge; capuble of advancement: for wholesale house. Ad.

11. Post-Dispatch. lr'i BOYS "Vtj. "10 work in can factory: must be 14 rears of age. Brecht Butcher Supply 1210 Mnllatiphy st.

(1) BOYS Wtd. Between 15 and 11 years of age. for stock department or wuoiesale nouse. Ad. ins.

1-ost-Dlspatcn. (4) BOY" Wtd For offlce work, id or 17 years. Apply to T. W. Overhauser.

Crane 10th and Walnut. Hi) BOYS Wtd. To learn trade: good pay while learning. The Ludlow-Say lor Wire 4'hj S. Newstead: take Laclede car.

S) BOYS Wtd. 14 to 15 years old: apply Moran Bolt and Nut Mfg. Main and Florida. 1H1 IKlY Wtd. lu iJo.

olle-e. from 12 lo 14 vears old Address in own handwriting. 11 22.l-ost rlMiati-h. BOYS Wtd. Two goods boys to work In packing room; apply at once.

Brown Shoe Blue Kiblion Plant. Jefferson and Muilanphy. BOYS Wtd. buys. 14 to 17 years old; bottling department of Win.

J. Letup Brewing Co. BOYS Wtd. E-rand boys; good wages: bring written recommendation. Mills Jk Ayerill Broadway and l'ine.

(SI BOY' Wtd. Strong, about 15 vears old. to work iu store must tie recommended. A s. Levi, ill" Franklin.

oil BoY Wtd. For general factory work: must le lit or over. Red Diamond Clothing 11 17-1 MB Locust. BOY Wtd. To run lathe and deliver typewriters.

St. Louis Typewriter Exchange, M0 Olive. BOY Wtd About IS years: office work: High Sch'sil scholar preferr-d; good chance for advancement; salary 830. Ad. 43.

Post-Dispatch. BOY Wtd. Inexperienced, or young man. to learn; good opportunity for right part v. Apply 4th floor.

Roberts. Johnson A Hand Sh oe Mississippi and Hickory. Bi'YS Wtd. Bov to run elevator, also one to learn carpet trade: must be over 14 years old Ad. in own handwriting.

II Boat-Dispatch. UY WTD. OVER 14. FOR GRINDING. ROOM.

APPLY HYDRAIUC PRESS PRICK KING'S HIGHWAY AND FRISCO RAILROAD. (7) BOY' Wtd! Strong: over IS; to assist In warehouse and shipping department; if experienced in varnish and color business, so much the better: permanent position; address, stating wages wanted and other particulars. 81. Post-Dtspateh. An exceptionally good otvportun-ltv for bovs from 111 to years old to learn the trade of sawmaklng.

which pars very high wages and provides steady work. For particulars six ly to Curtis A Co. Mfg. one block northwest of Suburban Gsrden.iUli BOYS Wtd. 14 to 16 years old.

Apply Superintendent at Penny Gentles. BOYS Wtd. 10 bovs, 14 years and over; light, clean work; 6teady employment. Inland Type Foundry, 12th nnd Locust sts. () -S OOOOOOOOOOOOCCOOOOMOOO BOYS Wtd.

50 boys 14 to 18 years old. Anheuser- Iusch bottling depart- 8 ment, 11th and Pestaloz- zi. (8) ocooooooccococoooococoooo UltASS MULl't-RS Wtd. Few flrst-elass. Afiply SU Louia Car tRNJO N.

Broadway. 1.1 "Wtd. Uaio-Ttean of Ilvdraulle Prras brick Natural bridge rd. (SI nTsilF-i-MAV Wtd Awly-23rv-rartlngtoTjr A reoalrlng. 81 43 Olive.

BISIIKLMAN" Wtd Pttshelman. good Apply at once. Werner Werner. 6t anl Locust. (4 HI sHF.I.MF.N Wtd.

Two good bushel en ao-tdv nrominlv. Mills A Averiil. Brwadviav and l'ine. 3 nt'TI HER Wtd At SM Market St. HI'Ti'lIEK Wtd Experienced meat cutter.

S'l2 S. lsth st. BPTl-ER Wtd rvirrellalile man as butler. Apply 43P1 Mcpherson. r.l'TI F.R batW' and valet, write; must hse liest of rfererK answer girlog full r-irt'-iilar.

Ad A Si P. 1 CABINET Wtd Ten flrsl-class cabinet makers. llcoilersn Wheeler Mfg. 1'7 Lucas sr. AKlVirr IIIIViMr.K Wld-Alaii inly lusker.

Uoiiem W. arel C. UMi Pat In. CARPENTER Wtd Nonunion )obtr. Apply at r-'irJA iMckson st.

CARPENTERS Wtd. -Several carpenters fur Job work. Apply ay. CAHPKXTFR Wtd IitsMni" carpenter." ued to ecreen work. St.

JfARPENTEKS Avtd 3" good cartMinters at ctn Bowman and Sliupaon av a. CUftoa li.lahta. MAN AND WIFE Want place on a small farmcloa tothe city. liitf S.JeIferoi. MAN-A steady young; man wants to work for room and board, with Some wages.

Ad. 4. Pot-Wpatch. MAN Sit. bv young man of IS.

to learn carpenter trade. Wm. Eugelbart. M-O Nlirket. MA I'ukiihiu l.y a uiau wiio nas had years' experience In the railway mall with good Ad.

lu-. liispatch. MAN A young man wants work; Is willing honest, and knows how to tend to "la own business: house, yurd or any kind of work. Ad. Foat-Disiiatch.

MAN Sit. wanted by advertising man. '1 years oid. as assistant In iiepart-luent: strong on copy and lay-outs: practical commercial artist, tnoroughlr familiar wliu engraving, electrotrpiii ami "--intlng; rea-sonatile galary. Ad 2).

Po-t OFflCri AN Kxiieriencel in d.cil,le-ell-tiy eostke-plng and general business, wants p-isltlnn. Ad Post-1 Hspatch. OKI-I" V. MAN Kxperieni-eil oiri.e man of 12 wishes position: furulsh la.J referem-es. Ad.

74. Po-n-Iiispatch. PAINTER Wants situation: good all around man nonunion. Ad. Post-lMs.

'4) PA INTER Sit. "wanted "iiy "flrst-clasa man. Ad. Painter. 70 I'bouteau av.

PASTRY MAN Sit. by first-class pastry and candy maker; references. Phone Iielmar 1724. PRESSMAN Sit. bv cvTlnder pnnsman.

nonunion: years' experbMice: solter an 1 reliable. Ad. llli. 0i RtlIMAN. ETC Sit.

wanted a. ri or chain-man by young man. 24. willing to work: can leave city any time and am willing to go anywhere. Ad.

101. Post SALESMAN Sit. wanted as bat salesman In department store- first week'a services free to learn. Ad. 114.

SALESMAN Sit! bv first-class furniture salesman, with some good concern. Ad. 47. Post-Dispatch. SALESMAN Alsalesmannnts situation as city drummer, or In real estate business.

Ad. 141. Post-Plspa'cb. (5) SALESMAN jsitT a stock talesman, on salary and commission basis: have had variel financial experience; refercm-ea furnished. Ad.

HI. Post Dispatch. CW) SALESMAN I "desire apposition as clothing salesman or floor walker; I am experienced in both: I sieak II languages liuently. X.penchat.lt:iM Vafk. 7) SALESMAN A ln-at-Eppeirlng gentleman with experience as cipar and tobacco salesman would like a position in that line; best of refs.

Ad. MT. 1 1 r'N MAN Hustling vouaii nian of 25 to become connected with up-to-date advertising ageney: have a riulck. clear brain and am eaoable of using It. Ad.

'Hi. l'of-P1sostch Mi SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE. CHAMBERMAID Sit. by colored woman as cliamlierma ul Ella Center Cook Sit. wanted by middle-aged woman as laiardlng house cook or country hotel.

311 S. Broadway. C4M Sit. by colored woman, cook, bouse work or chambermaid; go home nlglita. Pine.

Lady wants position as house detective. Ad. 112, Post-Dispatch. GIRL Sit. by colored girl to care for children in private l'nnne Bomont IKL tiloied girl wants work to do in pil-vate family; call or write.

(iay st. GI KL Sit. wanted hv thoroughly reliable German ageil years, prefer small fannly. without laundry work: Itest of ref- erences. Ad.

lv tin, Post-Dispatch. TlorSEKEEPER Sit." wanted. Call 321 oninton or nhone fc.VHl Central. tJI IIOCSEKEEPER Sit. wanted by widow with girl of las housekeeper for widower.

Ad. Post-Dispatch. (oi Hi M'SEKEEPER Sit. wanted "by "refined middle-aged American' lady, in rooming boiie or widower's home. Ad.

33. HOI'SEKKEI'ER-Sit. wanted as housekeeper. Cull Kossuth or phone KJnlcch Cential. HoI'SEkEEPKR Middle-aged woman position as housekeeper for widower or small family.

Call -J Franklin, second Bior. HOCSEKEEPER Wtd. Mld.lle-aged lady, tin-lncnmliered. wants sit. for elderly couple or worklngnvn: exchanged.

Call or ad. 2044 North Market et. (4) UorsEKEEPER-Mlt. as housekeeper by elderly lady for gentlemen or ladles employed; excellent work; careful manager; references. Marcus av.

IlorsEKF.EPKR Widow- with son 10 years oil desires position to take care of flat or widower's home. Ad. Housekeeper, by mail. Laclede. LAI'NDRESS Sit.

to do laundrv work; flrst-clns colored woman' refs 2711 A Wash. LAI'NDRESS Sit. wanted bv white laundress. Mrs. Vance.ir31 Washington av.

LA I NDRESS Washing wanted by the day, Wednesday and Thursday. 211SChestnut. HPNDRESS Sit. bv colored laimd-ress Mn-days and Tuesdays: call or write. 1405 Po- lar st.

LAI'N DRESS Wants sit. to do washing and mending for gentlemen, bv reliable woman. I.s23 O'Fallon st. by colored laundress, to out. .1 days iu week; call or write.

3Ui 1Vasblngtoii. Ml LAI NDRESS 'lt. by laundress to bring home washing or go out by the day. 1U7 X. Chau- nlng.

LAI'XDREfS Colored woman wonll like two washing and cleaning: per day. 'all 14 Ell'ot st upstair. LAI'NDREiSS Sit. by good. colored laundress first two days of week.

Call 24 S. llith LAI'NDRESS White woman wsnts sma'l bundle wasliliig; expert hlrt-waist Ironer anl lace curtains: call or write. M. C. llo.l Miesouri.

Nt RSE Sit. wanted by young lady of 23 as head nurse. Apply at once. tll S. 18th st.

SEAMSTRESS Sit. wanted by duy. also clean ing by the iay. ui Dmnimi. fcTENCMJIt APllF.lt ldy sterwgTaplier.

com-i-etent. exi-rienced. wants position by ApHl 1: references. Ad. HI74.

Post-pis. llli STENOGRAPHER Sit. wanted by competent voting lady stenographer, with 8 experience; Remington ojierator: salary 10 per wek. A1. Stenographer 2744 Cass.

Ml WIDOW Yoimg widow, with baby 0 month. eld wouUI like to work for room and board. WJTiA Lacied- WOMEN Two eolureu women want noum-. or' cooking. 15 S.

13th Carrie Golden. WOUS Sit bv colored woman, laundress or honsecleaiiing. h.T day. 2(111 Walnut st. VOM4N Sit bv reliable colored wsman to clea honeji SO.

day. 8728 Morgan. WOMAN Sit. tw neat woman, housecleanlng or plain (sinking: girl. Call or write 2722 Bernard St.

WOMAN Sit bv nest German woman to do ho'usecleaiiing Friday or Saturday. 921 Franklin, third floor. (4) Help Wanted MAt-aV ASSORTERS Wtd. Exrerlenced scrap Iron sa- orter; also scrap Iron breakers wantel; steady employment. L.

J. Cohen Co. Kansas City. Mo. 1JAKERS W'td First -class bakers at once.

Ad. 44. Post-Dispatch. (i BAKER Wtd. Third hand.

L. Cans Ic Sons. 4 S. 10th 8t. llAKER Wtd.

Good, second hand baker. S.S40 Florissant. J3AKER W'tilT 3d hand baker; good, steady position. 747 S. 2d St.

KER WtdTGood A No. 1 bread baker to take charge of shop, at once; day work and good wages. Geo. Noll Bakery and Confectionery Alton. 111.

(5) BARBER Wtd 112 guaranteed. N. w. cor. 1Mb and Maiket.

BlRBER Wtd. Every evening and Saturday and Sundav: half and meals. Gravom. HVRHER Wtd For Saturday and Sunday; guaranteed. 2.toj Cass av.

irvRBRIl Wtd. Uwd: Saturday afternoon; iS4. 1137 Tnmm; take Market car. "BARBER Wtd. Kir Friday even.ng and Sat- nnlav, guainnieed.

MI O'Fallon. BIRRFR Wtit. Steady man for Saturday and 1 1, mill, I 1 1 mini fli wpki-w i BAIIHKK td. Good; IJ guarsieej. s.eMil.v.

:t.i..l run. BARBER Sunday. Wtd fnlon; for 3705 Manchester. Saturday and II HHKK Wd' Flrsi-ciass. none lint N.

Apply Jse UAHHER Wtd Fildnv. Saturday and oliv. Jill. Apply Meinig'a i'harmacv. Siill- Kiston.

liotn phones. BAItltr.K "Vtd. G.l liarls-r. evening. Frllsv.

Satnrilsy iml Sunday; $7 guaranteed. isi0VN. "th si. ntnrtpn First-class, for Friday snd 'Saturday: steady Job to good man; no Siltl- dsv wor. M.

C. Parker. 1WU at. Uranite City. 111.

7t IITF.XDF.lt Wtd. Gnod. reliable; imuit give referem-es. F. A.

Geary. 12H N. Main F.t St lnl. BASIKKK ll cost basters; steady work. gwsl pay uranu isms Kansas City.

Mo. t-M BELLBi)YSVtd. With references, at llot-l Rosier Ml Bi.Al kSMl III Wtd. Good reneral Address with references, Mai llacke. tie Soto Mo.

liLACKSMITHR Wtd First -class black-amlth sii.1 forge men. out or town. Metal Trades 202 Victoria Mdg. BLACKSMITH Wtd At one. blacksmith for country trade.

Boa Rochea- TIM'STEE'S AU5 Wberess. Catherine A. Orlt. now more thn nln month arma. anl Vmlii br huhBii.

Ir their of trant. dtrt tb 12th 1T of iv) rwle.1 In the ofnr of the :w.lrr Deed fr the CltT of 81 UwH Jttate of MIMirl. In book lT'O. PKe 221. eoa-vey1 to th- nnderelirned trtee the follow-fnz itecrlrJ rl einte.

ultiinte tn tbs City of St. t.onl. Stnte of Miourl. to-wlt: Uit No. twen'T-elirht i2li.

In Mock Jtn. two (2). of Helhf. iinrl In hunlreil of the Hit of S. r.on1.

hln of twentT-tlre fwt on th north lle or F.inMlne urenue. by a depth of one htin'lr-vl ml (le ft. more or le. to Ie. IS feet lile In trust, to riire tli- )limnt of f-ertnln cote In Id deel peolfle.I: snfl.

here. two of li rote iir now pt Jne nd renialn nnoM: now therefore, at te written r-rief of the lerl lioider or lliJ note in pnrnn-e of the condition In ded of trnt. the nrlrlffne1 tTO'te will Hell the nmTrt onh-lie ven.b. to the hltrhe.t bidder, for csh. it the t.

roil neJ Ft'e Ki-bipe. In MM OtT of St. ImiI. on Tnela. April 2, Iietween the honr of 9 m.

p. for the inrP'-e nf Id tnif. I.INToI.V TWST Trnte. t. font.

Msrfh S. lfKrf. DISSOLUTION NOTICE 1ISS II.ITION" Nt )1 H'K Not lee I lerelir l-en that the eoirtn-rhlp heretofore elptlni tetneen C. K. HfilleiiperT nixl R.

Ie. ei-r. under th eflrm name of A Il-'er. and dolus; rnislnew. In the Cltv of St.

Ixnls. hn t.e.oi tlita day dlxeolved hv mutnnl eentfiit. It. S. f-edzr-r hi rrem firm mid l.usln a it 1 toe nn.ines win eontlntied l.r nlJ f.

Itn1lnlierir. Iinteil IhlH 2Mh 'Inr of PIIAS P. M.I.KNP.KRU. It. S.

LEfMiKR. Lost and Found UOST. KKl.T ost, plnid belt, sold htirkle. l.etwen I'urk Bill (reyer. en Jefferson: reward.

27ji lieyer IiiKJ-Iwt. white fox terrier. Mark head; Hrenee 7.170. please return to S. reward.

t0 Inree Mack ollle. markPd with white, tan leirn: reward. liavld Nicholson. IS and 15 N. th at.

iKiii-lmi. aniall fix terrier dmr. with aeen Wednesday monilng In Iron Mountain freight jarda. lift urn H20 Hickory; reward. rxn Icit.

"male Irish setter. Return to Henrv rielz Son. 20:17 Uravoia. ictor Ii21; receive rewurd. llHSKi--It, 2 hories.

one iiirln lilark. one Imv. Ilenrr HeviKdd. 1018 lloli'miiiie: ro-tifr rKlire station. Ijoula.

i5i r.ot. Jewel rr." In )oi. Bellefon-tnlne or Tower Grove car. March 20: reward. I.

M4 Park it. Dx'KBT IiOt. sold locket, monoirrara II. M. Flnd'-r lae at I'aritlc Expres.

Eaat St. I.oula. and receive reward. boat. Invce oval old locket, diamond aet one side, nioiiojrriim H.

V. li. on other, lout in I'ompton Heiicht or Tower dlBirlct. Upward for return to C. R.

liray. I'wina Ilolel. XKCKUCE-iwt, Kold-lieaded neckiare. between Hurr'a and Sonnenfleld'a. Tuesdv.

Iietw een 10 )nd 12 a. ni. reward. 2s4 Kids av. PASSPOdK Snvlnir No.

of Hie Mlaabsippl Vallev Tnmt Co. Is mllnu'. Anv iieroon having a ilalm to It Is hereby called liiMin to present the same within t'li lavs, or submit to having aaid pasiiok cau- celed and new one Issued. PIN Iist. large silver awaatika pin.

turqnole set In renter: Tuesday noon, hetwefn store and llroailway. to Olive at Htieral reward. Ml PIN Ixist. diamond liar pin. containing five diamonds.

Sunday morning, on Maryland between Tavlor aud Newsteaii: lllieral reward If returned. MOO Maryland or phone Korest 41S2. gray with steel beads and ehalll eross. containing 1.0.-( and liamlkereblef on 1Mb t. ear or "rid and Ilenton: rewanl.

-'-H Grind. Lost, brown leather poeket-tKMik. Tuesday nitrht. about 11: .10. on Grand or 7th St.

ear. Please Teturn to 2218 Chippewa at. and rerelve Teward. i'l USE purse en Grand ay car. near Franklin.

Reward. Return to 15H2A Destre-lian st. PI RSE lyost. nurse, with ticket and money. In Itatler'a drug store.

East St. Louis. Wednesday evening. Finder return purse and tickets to drug store; keep uionej-; questions asked. I'M P.K ET.IjA Ixi'tT "plain handle black silk umbrella, on Page ear.

aliout p. m. Return lUW-j N. Vandeventer. receive reward.

WATf'li. ETC. Lof. ladr's gold watch, with chain and foh attached: initials R. on pendant: reward.

Ad. II 43. WATGII Lost." ladv'a gold watch, black rlli lam Ixjw tied to stem. Marsoret Stevenson In'lde case. Liberal reward If retunel to X.

Euclid. (SIM FOUND C'I'FE H1TTOX Found, part of gold link cuff button. Monday morning. Olive car. Gull Lost and Found Iliireau.

(41 Found, coyie do; yellow, white and black; owner can have suine. Call Nebraska and pay for ad. KEYS Found, two keys on ring, 4th an I Washington. Wednesday. Call Lost and Found Bureau.

I'ost-Dlspntcli. (di KEYS Found, bunch of keys. Sunday. Hroad-way and fhippewa. Call at Ixist and Found llureau of tlielORt-Dlnpotcu.

(4 piV'KKTliniiK Found, nocketbook. Cass car. Weilnesdav morning. Call Lost and Found llureau. Post-IHfpatch.

(5j PERSE Found. Satnnisf. In Pellefontaln car. Gall Lost and Found Bureau Pot-Plspatch. Ml WA TCH HI Found.

Saturday night. Owner rull at 1014 Tannn av. Employment Wanted MALE ACCOl'NTANT Expert scronntsnt wants a set of books to keep at night. A1. 142.

Post lllspatcu. UAKE.R sit. by good eeconl Land baker to work with buns on bread, mils and cakes. HitH N.14that. 4.M BARP.EIt Sit.

wanted bv" German barber; 2 years in country. Geiasel. iii4 Harry. BARBER Sit. wanted by Germnn barber; Just came to this country.

M. fcHrobel. 1.1.10 S. 2d St. ItAKTKXUEIl Position wanted as bartender ormauuger.

Ad. Kranklin sr. OO) HOOKIvEEPER Experienced, would like position tn some office building or with real estate firm. Ad. 11.

Post-Dispatch. (4 BOOKKEEPER Sit. by man of 21. graduate from business college, wants pneliUin In jouie mall tlriu a bookkeeper and collector: re-tall preferred; can peak German. Ad.

(4 11U, Poet -UispatT'h. (4) BOOKKEEPER Rlt. wanted bookkeeper, casbier or office man; caps hie of mtndllMg corresiKindence; uow emplojed; A1 references; years exM'rleuce. O. 11..

722 Carpeuter pl. 4) CARPENTKll Sit. by carpenter; new or repair work. M. Loope, X.

10th. CARPEN1F.R- Wants Jobbing or new work. at 4oc per hour. Ad. It 'ENTER Sit.

bv nonunkin i-wrpenter; will work cheap for pcoiie-ty owner can do anything In Hue of ualntluc. etc. Ad. 91. Post Il- 'ell.

CARPENTER Sit. wanted ty carpenter; nonunion Joblier; done; reasonable. all kinds of repairing A. K. liollia, Caialpa.

ARPENTER AND III II.HER- New ami pslr work; estimates furnished. Jos-ph Voiiiig. 1007 S. Jefferson. Phone Grand (8i CAl'LKEH Sit.

by experienced caulker and wafer pipe man, wliu contractor. In cltv. Ad. J. G-, Adams.

CI.EKK Sit by mid'lle-aged mairled man. la griH-erv or saloon. In or out of towu. Ad. 171.

Post IKspst' h. COAT I'RESSER Job wanted by a ood at or pants presser; 12 years' experience. J. T. (frlsaom, Jscksn VA'aco, Tex.

(5) CiiiK Mt. wanted by eokireil man ln "private family or hosr-ilng house; references. PCil N. Lernugrll. (5i URIVER Sit.

wanted by young man as driver for delivery wagon. Ad. 131. Post-Ids-ptch. (4) DREGGIST Sit by flrst-class druggist, graduate, registered.

German: not leu than tin :0 tier week: No. 1 reference. Ad. rV Post I Hsps tch. (2i EGG MAN Bit." by prsctjcsl egg sin.

ru h'i-rer. seller, randier or grader. Ad. 11.. "I'l N.

Newstead. a.Nll.KKK Sit. wanted a flrst-clasa engi- bwr. Ad. aipot-Ulpau-li.

by first stationary engineer: out of city; can handle generators or motors. Ad. Post-Uispatcb. (4 rKEStr) PAINTER- Wsnts sit. of any hind.

Ad. 61. Post lMsuat- l. AN Man wants it. a hoiisernsn or handv man In private family; city reference.

Ad. SO. I'oct-lHsuati'h. i4 IXSTRI (TllR-SM. by penuMnsblp liis'truelor; rraduate liest refereuoes; rood halite.

Ad K. niflt Lucas A VITTTr iit. mij.lle age.t man; ran fmiilsh reeience. Ad. MAN Middle aged man wants work understands am-ses.

rows and garden work. Call or write to II B. msi Market st. I4i MAN-Y'nig man wants work In gmrerv t.sre and ssh.a. Ad.

IVitt 1 ley re ii MAN-SIt wanted: German; I mwt-ciaaa sardener; understands bouse- I wo. k. AeV si. lW-lua. I FKEOERS Wtd Armory press feeders, ft.

Iuuis Paper Box 21st and Randoli.h st. FIREMAN Wtd One accustomed work; spply at quarry, Moatroa t.v quarry and acott. to E-iiDI'MlV Wfd V. tltl.lna' room. CD la dies nne snoes.

Courtney auoe and I.ucas. fJl FOREMAN Wtd Eiirlen-ed nous e-movln fore man. Tne P. Jj. Uould 441J llp'sd CohiBctms.

Q. FOREMAN" Wtd First-class yard foreman In larire lumher vard: must be honost. s- her. Industrious and able to handle men. rood lob for right man: can arramre ror very cheap rent If nut too lariw a lamllj.

Ad. 44. Prst-l)lsnatch. GIUX'ERT CLERK Wtd. At 2722 NIHh.

HAMMER MEN bsmmer men snd betters for dron-forre ork; t''1' work to i-oninefent men. Ad. Pmie oior Car Waveiley lndlauiolls. Ind. lot EI-PERS W'td Experienced nrriaire lla k-sinlth heliiers.

E. Uartner. N. -nth. I I IIKI.PERK Wtd Rlai-ksmlth helpers.

Gerst Pros. Mfe. Co 8m Cass sv. HELPERS Wtd. -Two wsgop ihscksiuiiii heiiers.

tentrai tamaue S. 21st t. HELPER Wtd. Experleiv-ed blacksmith helper: 13 to strictly Ural-class man. Olive St.

i3 HELPI-R Wtd. Allround blarksmlth helper. Anply William Boremsnn. MO) N. 1'ru'J; HiVRSEtflliiER Wtd.

Good horseshoer; steady work. TIN N. 2d 11 0 PS KM AN Hospital. 0413 Iielmar til. HOI'SE AND YARD MAS Wtd.

3215 Hawthorne boul. HOSTLERS Wtd. Two hostlers snd one bncrT washer: sood wages. Parker's Livery btalile. Welister Groves.

INVOICE EXTENDERS. Wtd F.sperl-enced Invoice extenders snd price clerks, for wholesale house: apply own handwriting. tte sue au experience. Ad. osr Ills patch.

(4l JAMI'OK Wtd. Assistant Janitor. Aiipiy i- I'arr to Hi a. in. or ii Jull PRINTKU Wtd.

At ones. 4o N. St. Boor. LABORERSV td.

-Apply foot of Ttah St. (8 LAHORERS JVtd. Mil ltfclge. LABORERS Wtd. Steady work.

2117 Chouteau. LABORERS Wtd. At 8th and Pine; 22Hc per tiour. uaieu. Lap-oRERS Wtdl CVilored; for factory work.

Arily lnl Barton. LABORERS Wtd. Ten. AtinlT St. Iul Inton Packing 2d and Bremen.

LABORERS Wtd. Laborers snd boy to drive team. 411 uroauway. -u n.u t.KT i Vl OO LAROREItS Ixiuls lad and Oil Mauctieater sua ou-ion car. LABORER-! Wtd.

-Hewer work; Kirk wood; lonn Job; Doara lr wsniea. hou. 4' LABOREns. ETC. and quarry men: take Suburban car to Brentwood, walk north on Mo.

Paoitic R. R. to quarry; gixid camp and board. E. A.

Hemen. LABORERS Wtd. Southern White Lead Works, Main and Lombard. (1) LC RGHAhE 1 1 Wtd. Ised to handllmt men.

American Car A Foundry Madison. 111. MACHINISTS Wtd. Several machinists. Apply 17ol Menard st.

MACHINISTS Wtd. Railroad machinists; to leave clty Ad. 42 Post-Dispatch, nil FRY MOLDF-R3 Wtd. For medium and heavy work. Central Iron Works.

Juln- CY. 111. MACHINE HANDS Wtd. General machine hands; apply Ie Hodlamont Planing Mill, llodiamont and Minerva. MACHINE HAND Wtd.

Immediately, good nachine hsnd for saw. Ceutral lurn.liu-f 2327st.liuuls MACHINE HANDS. Wtd. Msehln" and iron planer bands aud lathe bands. Apply American Car A Foundry Madison.

111. M.CIl-XISTS Wtd. Nonunl n. experienced floor and ronndbouse mai-hlnlsta for locomotive repair work: position In Southwest; no lisrzes for position: transportation furnWied. R'-oui 205 Sletropolltan Hotel.

l2l fine showcase work. Apply at once, D. Elliuger, 413 S. Second st. (8) MACHINISTS Wtd.

Three machinists and handy around lathe and planer; steady work. Apply American Car and Foundry St. Charles, Mo. (2) MAN Wtd. Dlshwashsr.

1111 ad. ad. MAN Wtd. Young, to deliver groceries; ei- perienceo; preierrru. uoooieiiow.

MAN Wtd. To liak after gsrden and general work. Washington. MAN Wtd. Voting man to assist lu grocery and drive jnsoa.

ai01lacWe. MAN Wtd. First-class carriage trimmer; steady work; M.V an hour. 33oi" Olive st. MAN Wtd Houseman: ons who understands gardenwork.

llu thorne hi. MAN Wtd. to: truck gardener. t7ol ft. llroadwaj.

AN Wtd Young; to work tn reatauraut. L'lMi N. 7th. MAN Wtd. Good, colored, to do work arouiid the house.

2r7 Locust St. MAN W'td Clean, sober, for porter work. Voney's Lunchroom. ail Locust st. MAN AND WOMAN kitchen' McTukuo's Hldg.

MAN' Wld 1 uuiig. w'tli refernf. to rare for liorse and lielo in iik.1S( S.lltb. MAN Wtd. For yard and rarden.

Forest park I'nlverilty. Take Market at. ear. MAN Wtd. Lunchroom man that can do some rooklng.

good wages. Eastou. MAN Wtd. Colored man for general boie- irK. inn in'ssiiu pi MAN Wtd.

Young man lv bandsaw fuiuiture factia-y. 2il2u N. 1.1th st. MAN Wtd. Handy around Iiouk siuinrr; J12 month: borne.

lol -torls Hide. MAN to help wall-paper cleaners. Apply JlsjU N. 22d St. MAN To work la grocery and meat market.

17iJ Gratiot. MAN'" Handy work around building. Apply Sarah and KenoerU'. MN young man. rood at figures, for ofitoe work: salary IVi a month; mum funilsli refereni-ea.

Ad. A i7 MAN Wtd First-class molder machins hand and allround man. Ad. II MAN Wid-Joung. to wash Imttlea.

and bov wanted to label bottles btandard lkittllng Ann and McNalr. MAN" Wtd. Young, sbout 1 yeaes." In" offlr7 lioura 7 a. m. to p.

must come well recoui mended. Ad. 2. 1'oat Dispatch. jjiiV IlrstorT man wbo tlmroughty mi.lerstands tlte manufacture iisjui ceutlcals.

Ad. 11.1. Post Dispatch. (d) MAN Wtd Young man to work In ators and park small require trtnx-mendations. Ad.

luu. Post Luspatch. MAN Wtd -Younc to ynt In i stork" roonv Apply, with ref. Btromberg. Kraus rii-ainin sta inn un livery; must have s.me t'renc.

Apply St. Vincent. S-N ld -Errienee4 yirt, handling freight. A. J.

Waller, factory 14 S. St. M-N AND WIFE Wtd ebTldren. to to coimtrr: g-d bmn; mmnra at urn. 11U llol'snd hldg.

MAN Wtd -To attend horse n.Vdiv' all kinds "rJt'r" -blao. thaduntry. MAN WH -Or yard most sive Apply at at West Bella pl. MAN W'td -Teung man t0 aiu range shop. week; ea- erlenc not necvaaary Ad.

II --D. SAN" delist ar--nd "meat market and wort arosu.4 bouaw. iwU Krauk Ua a. MAN Wtd sia help ilng ami evening, for btrd. aoi S.

Gam sow sv. MAN AND WIFF. -wTdrTlo ork ou proittrr tifir FnU bef.w a'sA wi'Miiiaa. i I V4.ui.r mn MAN Wtd-t" eiWlewee la general of a t-. sal.rr sa-1 ev furwtn Imi 7 salary sM ev peetriH-e: nfarMi Ad.

Willies? If so. Read this and ponder over it for awhile: ft A new illustration of the minuteness of the atom was given In an address delivered at Lehlgrh University. "Quoting Lord Kelvin's saying that 'if we raise a drop of water to the size of the earth, and raise the atom In tho same proportion, then it will be some place between the size of a marble and a cricket-ball' Mr. Brashear then said: 'If you fill a tiny vessel one centimeter (2-5 Inch cube with hydrogen corpuscles, you can place therein, in round numbers. five hundred and twentv-rlve octillions (525.

of them. If these corpuscles are allowed to run out of the vessel at the rate of one thousand per second It will reqtyre seventeen n'lfntillions (17.0TO.-000,000,000,000,000) of years to empty It." NOW After having pursued the foregoing perhaps you would prefer to have the Johns, Sams and Toms or the Garcnces, Percys and Charlies If so. Wants Can Get Them. The best employment bureau hereabouts. Any day will do for you.

but Sunday's best of all. Your druggist our agent. HELP WANTED MALE. CARPENTER Wtd To do job work for atiout a week or lonirer; state waives re- julred per day. Ad.

37. Post-Lnsiiateh. CARPENTERS Wtd 2 nonunion carpenters at once. office Franklin, job Madison. CARPENTERS, Wtd.

Carpenters and car builders for freight ears. Apply in person. American Car Foundry St. Charles. Mo.

(4) 8 CARPET LAYER Wtd. One experienced also in hanging window shades. Apply B. Nugent 9 Bro. Dry Goods Co.

tf? 9 CAH KEPA1KEI13 Wtd-Apply foot of Utih st. tb) CA--HIEK V. Id. Voutix uiau cusliier lu lunchroom: must have r-ferruies and bear a Kood reimtfition. M.

CEMENT PACKERS Wtd. Meady work; good wages. North Broadway car line. St. Louts I 'on land Cement Co.

4) CIUAllM.rKF.lt-. Wtd.Al rlifBtiiiskers; nou-unlon; sesdv work; verv ipiod waitis: In a city of 2TiH.iSI: liest elimote In the Tinted States; Pvin? eviieusrs atiout snine ss In Slid'lie West: write fjr iiartlculars. riviuic experience and refcreis-es. lUn't Ciiir Cl. Ix Aueele.

Cal. (ir-ii CI.EANEK Wtd. First-class window cleanser; white; 7 a. in. llt Chestnut st.

CLERK Wtd. Expertcm-ed irrocer clerk; must do dPllveriiic. ttli'l olive st. CLERK Wtd. Experienced ckitblnK stock clerk Job.

low N. Bro-daay. CLERK Wtd. Al srocer's clerk; references reottlred. 2H Wsh st.

COACHMAN Wtd. Kxiierieinvd colored cosrU-nian. with n'-eietwes: no other need aiiply. 4517 Fotvst Park ld. COFFEE ROASTER Wtd.

Cily those thorouchlv competent need applv. I1AXLEV SELLA, AND S. COM- PANY, 715 Spruce st. i 3. 4 COI.I.ECTOrt Wtd.

F.xperlenoed.- for "time payment furniture house; must have refii-enccs. Apply K. BIedcman. MCi Franklin. CXILLFCTliU Wtd.

Experlenceil; elderly man tin-ferred; ssisry t-i month. 354 Century Bid. COMPOSITOR Wtd With 3 or 4 yesrs' ex- perlence. Laliel Works. lU S.2d t.

COMPOSITORS Strike on In Kt. Louis. Ttoo-trHoiili-ai Liilon Xo. 8. Juseub A.

Jackson. President. 1st CONOR ETFM I dTTirls laliChurcr. Von Versen and I ulon. COOK Wtd.

Pond: colored. 7 Iyiit st. CihiK Miu.1 lie pnnl. allround mm. (IU; no nMertlon to iiHored.

gl'2 olive Wtd. Al Iwlel Moser, hiu and I'lue. cit.r. COOK Wtd. fte-yind cook or short order cook: must be sober man.

Gill's Cafe, 3vm Olive. CORF.MAKKH Wtd -First-class brass core- m.kt'r. Metal Trades 2i2 Vlc- torta Mdg. OR Wtd. BinrsT crstiTs and nsllers Joseph W.

Moon Hiur.v Main and IlOlielsS. CKATKIt td. 1 lit lss; aixi 2 men In s-ttuie-Hii department, ltau-ier Itusry Co Mnlnsnd IPitser. iTi CROSSfl'TTER Wtd Anplv ft. Inls Sh snd lloor Works.

Mala snd Iiuk. lii CFTTEH Wtd. Experlonced cutter or chot-ier for merrhant tailoring. jH-rnianent position. Applv at onoe to Hurk.

M'xlel Tailor. Ill N'. Main East St. Louis. DIEMAKER Vtd.

Good die-maker; steady work. Apply American Car and Foundry St. Charles. Mo. (2) 11SH -Good Uiuwa.er; rvsel liay.

fsil DISHWASHER Wtd -Male with soma ei' tierlenoe. Apply Iielmar M. Imitiile ilrivecs. ami board fiirnlaned: osil n. m.

ir-2 Tamm. DRIVERS rvwl drivers, early In tUe mornlns. St. Louis. DRIVERS Wtd.

Five viol drivers, early In the morning. 4Vt Hunt sv. liUMIKS WTll-t'OK SPRlNKl.INii WAGONS. APPLY 371 AN-HFSTFU. DRIVER Wtd.

wagon; must Yuii nian to i have experience. rive rrocery old Mine lies ter. IiRIVFJt Wtd voeeleneed. for retail rnv Luytles. 13 Ctdllnavllle East Ht.

Lou filtlO PAI'KER Wtd. Exrleni 4. Apply 717 N. at. I'ltl'Q Cl.F.RK Wt 1.

-lieelatered; German; no sr.da.etc. lllckorr. IiRI ClrK Wtd. 4Jid Juiiii dnur eierk; raid addrees: tvfere call afterte-m. plrmay.

Falritiouijt. DTER Wtd. Prsctlcal djer. 2731 8. Bsf sir.

ELE'TRK'i A NS Wtd Four: flrst-elasT Aluminum Company of America. East tit. Ixmis, open shoi. ELFCTKtCIANS Wtd Mast be flrst-rlaM arms tn re winders sod pair se. Apply Amerlcaa Car ana VomtCtg Co.

Madi'. (Jlessow, beloved husband of Musan Glessow (nee Press), and dear father of Kdward Otto, Adolph and Carl Glessow, after a lingering illness, nt the of 70 years. Funeral will take place on Friday, March 29, at 2 p. from family residence, 5910 Garltt'd avenue, to Hellefontalne Cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited.

Belleville (111.) papers please copy. im(I)A(KK Entered Into rest on Tuesday, March 26. 1907. at 10:05 n. after a lingering illness.

Mary liardnacke. (ne HroEl, beloved mother of Sophia Tauzinsky (nee liardnacke), John I. and William A. liardnacke. and our dear sister, rnother-ln-la and grandmother, at the aire of 73 years and 6 days.

Funeral On Friday, March 29, at 2 P. from family residence. 2111 Menard street, to SS. Peter and Paul's Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

Friends Invited to atend. Please omit flowers. (4) JOYCM On Tuesday, March 26. 1907. Benjamin C.

Joyce, aged 22 years months and 13 days. Funeral from Onden Undertaking Parlors, 7140 Kaston avenue. Interment on the 28th Inst, at Henry, 111. KKHWICK Kntered into rest on Wednesday, March 27, 1907, at 5:13 o'clock p. iry Kerwick.

relict of Thomas Kerwick and loved mother of Mary, Maritaret, Genevieve and William J. Kerwick. Funeral will take place from tho family residence, 2721 liernard street, on Friday, March 29, at 1:30 o'clock p. to Ht. Malaehy's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Chleaao (111.) and Madison (Wis.) papers ploase copy. KKOt f.ll Kntered Into rest on Wednesday, March 27, at 2:40 p. John KcoukIi, beloved husband of Martha KcoukI. (nee Garry), dear father of Marguerite Kpough, beloved son of Michael and Margaret Keotifrh and denr brother of Mrs. John Mrs.

Edward Moore and Michael Keoujrli, after a linKerlng illness. Funeral will take place on Saturday, March 30. at 1 p. from residence of his sister, Mrs. Kdward Moore, No.

1 Kennerly avenue, to St. Matthew's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited. (5) 311 TM lll.r.lt Kntered into rest on Tuesday, March 25, at 9:30 p. George Mutsehler, beloved son of Charles F.

and Josephine Mutsehler (nee HrandenberK) and clear brother of Fred Ida A. and Cli tries Mutsehler Jr. and Mrs. l-ouls lloffmelster and brother-in-law of George lloffmelster, after a llngerint? illness, at the age of 24 years 2 weeks and 3 days. The funeral will take place on Friday, March "9, at 2 p.

from family residence. 1401 North Seventh street, to St. Mathew's Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited. Herman (Mo.) papers please copy.

(4) MIKII Entered into rest Thursday. March 28. 1907. at 2 a. Peter Nlehaus.

dearly beloved tiimlinnd of Hertha Nlehaus (nee Struckhoffi. and dear father of Paul. George and Hazel Nlehaus and dear son of Caspar Nlo-baus. and our dear brother and brother-in-law. after a Uinei-rlm? illness, at the aisn of 41 years and 4 months.

Funeral from the family reslden" 14'7 Uenton street, Saturday. March 1907. at 1:30 p. m. llela lives and friends Invited to attend.

Kntered Into rest Thursday, March 2S, 19i7. at 2.41 u. August IMeRKe, beloved husband of Matilda Flense (nee llnumnnn and our dear fnthr, brother and brother-in-law, after a UiiKcrliiK illness, aged 31 years and 3 months. Funeral will lake place Sunday. March 31, at 1:30 p.

from family residence, lil Garo avenue Relatives and friends Invited to attend. fcCIII KT'. Kntered Into rest Tuesday. March 2ti, at 2 p. Kllxntx'th Schuetx (nee Zeleh), beloved wife of John Schuets.

and mother of lonu. William. Frederick. Henry. Philip and Peter Mchuets and Paulina Walter (nee Scheme).

MarKaretha Klme ine and Kllsalotli Klundt (nee Schuetz). HKed 72 years 3 months and 26 days. "tVAtJM-'H On Tuesday. March 26. at 11:40 p.

Marv Wairner. beloved mother of Mrs. Mary Stcffnn (nee Wagner). Mrs. Toblner (nee Wagner), Henrv Wagner.

William Wagner ami Mrs. "loulsa, Kioto (nee Wagner), and our dear grandmother and great grand mother, aged SI years 2 months and 26 days. Funeral from residence. Affton. St.

Ixmls County. on Friday. Marcn 29. at 2 p. to St.

Matthew's Relatives and friends invited to attend. WIIITK On Thursday. March 1907, at 6:15 a. Ida White (nee Versen). dear wife of Jess White, our mother, daughter and "sister, aged 49 years and 4 months.

Funeral private, Saturday, March So. Interment In SS. Ivter and Paul Cemetery. Portland (Ore.) papers please copy. (I) MONUMENTS NORMAN MONUMENT CO 1407 N.

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