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If BUSINESS BUILDING is Being Done ECONOMICALLY Through the Business Service Want Ad Column, "TO DECEMBER 1, ion sT-111 JUL THVT-P1 sr A TVH BUSINESS FOR SALE LINOLEUM LAID DEATHS r.VRLEV, H.I7.ABKTH 234 Albion 30. 1938. beloved mother of F.lla Preon. Lillian Hamilton. Arthur and lom Gurlev.

our grandmother and mother-in-law. Remains will be removed 9 p. McLauehlln's, 2301 Lafa-ett. Interment Matthewa. Mo.

H1ES. Nov. 30. 139. aon of the late William F.

and Abbie Kennerlv Haines, brother of Mrs. A Ma K. Blow. Mr. E.

S. Barnard and Odlle Haines. BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS MOLER COLLEGE Tearhlnn BEAUTY CULTURE or men's barlM-rlng ha plan by which any woman or man ran Irani without a lot of waste time and money, all or write for free booklet. S21 Washington. (En Iral LEARN beauty culture: day, evening classes; big demand for our graduates in this profitable profession.

Write, phone, call for free booklet. Bt. Louts Academy of Beauty Culture. 520 St. Charles Dept.

B. CH. 8578. MARINEI.LO beauty culture and body massage taught. Send for catalogue.

4479 Washington, Dept. II. NE 0600. LEA K.N beauty cultnre; private Instructions. City College, 203 N.

7th. GArffleld 7164. COAL COKE ALL CLEAN COAL (GoodBurnlng. Lots of Heat) Load 3-ton 2-ton 1-ton lump or egg $3.00 J9.50 3x2 nut 2.65 8.75 6.25 3.25 Good furnace ma I 3.35 10.25 All lump or 6x3" egg 3.40 10.50 Krrehnrr 3.25 10.00 7.25 3.85 7.511 4.00 7.00 3.75 Fr'b'g 6" lump 6x3" 3.50 10.90 7.90 4.10 Lonebnxn. truly aood 3.60 1 1.25 8.00 4.

IS antine. genuine 3.75 11.50 I'errv Counts', beat 4.25 12.75 8. BO 4.35 8.70 4.50 Franklin Co. 6.45 16.63 ll.BO 6.00 Coke, Carbonite, stneker, screenings. ROE COAL 3200 SI.

Vincent. GR. 1122 BUY GOOD COAL SAVE np. 3-ton. 6-tnn.

10 Inn. nut $3.15 f2.V0 3.25 2.90 2.75 3.40 3.15 3.00 3.65 3.40 3.25 3.65 3.40 3.25 3.90 3.65 3.50 4.10 3.90 3.75 CONFECTIONERY' irneer sales around $760 month; closed evenings, 3 rooms, bath, furnace, $850. 3238 Mt. Pleasant, 4600 snath ner Virginia. CONFECTIONERY Deliraiessen; business i other Interests.

Owner, HI. Q637. CONFECTIONERY Lunch. live corner; terms; trade; rooms optional, 3501 N. Broadway.

CONFECTIONERY 3 living rooms, rneap rent; well paying; must leave city; sae-rtflre, $275. 1306 Arsenal. DELICATESSEN Ice cream parlor. 1 room, lavatory, furnace. 3173 Morgan-ford.

DELICATESSEN Good paying business; must sell aeeonnt strkness. R. 6842. DRY CLEANING PLANT All new, mod" ern machinery; business established over 10 years; good payroll town; reason for selling, ill health. Fredericktown Cleaners, Fredericktown, Mo.

FILLING STATION Good kM-atioa. Call GA. 8702. FILLING STATIONS South side; 2 on east side. Call BR id 6688.

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET Gooo going business; Sarah-Easton district; must sell on account of sickness. Box K-173. Post-Dispatch. GROCERY-MEAT Sacrifice for cash; leaving city In 2 weeks. PR.

9453. LUNCH SANDWICH SHOP No competition; low rent. 2411 N. Union. RESTAURANT Reasonable; reason selling, sickness.

Apply 2608 Eads. RESTAURANT Good location; rent $10; harrsln 1207 S. 7th. ROOMING HOUSE 14 rooms. 3 baths.

5 sinks, automatic heat; price $3000, $200 ROOMING HOUSE Well furnished; Frig idaire; lovely home; good income; some terms. Owner, 4066 Westminster. FR. 2263. BOOMING, boarding bouse; 5()xx Washir.K ton; $300 handles.

Haters, 4342 lc- Pherson. SERVICE CAR ROUTES Lindell-Water-man or North Grand; reasonable. GA. 9657. TAVERN North St.

Louis; will sell for balance of mortgage. CH. 3933. ROOMS and BOARD ADVERTISEMENTS In thi classification will be listed alphabetically by ttrret. after which advertisement with other index front irill follow.

ROOMS WITH BOARD CITY Northwest TERRY, 5559 Lovely front room, employed couple or 2 men; good meais; private near General Motors. South CASTI.EMAN, 4146 Large sleeping room for 1 or board optional. PR. 1019. HUMPHREY, 3643A Warm room; good meals; lady employed.

Convenient; private. PESTALOZZI. 3452A Room, private home; good Gernan rooking. GR. 1081.

l'ESTALOZZl, 3448A Two; employed; private; good $6 week. GR. 0427. RUSSELL, 3945 Nice front mom; good meals; 1 or 2 gentlemen. GR.

3619. SHENANDOAH, 2640 Large snath, pri vate home; meals; reasonable. GR. 0076. SIDNEY', 3536 Y'oung lady, employed; board very reasonable; prjvate.

ROOM, BOARD Prefer young lady em ployed; warm, newly furnished, nice home; near Grand. LA. 7644. ROOM Front; beautifully furnished: love ly home; excellent meals. FR.

3790. Southwest KINGSHIGHWAY, 6015 S. Room; pri vate; gentleman; good meals tu Jhiu. West DE GTVERYILLE, 57xx Room, twin bed. good meals; private home.

CA. 1346. DELMAR. 4191 Room and board; best meals; gentlemen only. ENRIGHT, 5848 Excellent meals; single.

double; running water; ideal transportation: homelike surroundings. CA. 2563. LINDELL, 4642 Cheerful rooms, good heat, with or without meals; garage. APLE, 5541 Lovely room; excellent meals, family style.

RO. 0154. RAY'MOND, 5024 Sunny, warm single and i I I. ,1" 4 nouoie; meaig yon win iiitg. kf.

RAYMOND, 5025 Large second floor; 2 employed gooq meats; nomeiiKe; RAYMOND. 5232 Lovely room, board op tional; couple, gentleman; reasonable. WASHINGTON, 5148 Just opened; single; double excellent meals; garage, WASHINGTON, 5133 Large room, twin beds; also small room; gooq mran. WATERMAN, 5025 Singie; lavatory in room: excellent meais; reasonaoie. WEST PINE, 3750 Cozy, home-like, ex- cellent meais, twin Deas, gentlemen $6.50.

WEST PINE, 4915 Pine Club; beautiful home; excellent location; extraordinary meals. ROsedale 1259. WILL rent to gentleman, in good standing private bath suite, board, garage; ex clusive. Box FUNERAL DIRECTORS JSonh MATH. HERMANN BON rtrxm m.1 director C.Ond fellow 4H80 run and vtT n.oRissavr A.

Kron Undertaking Co. 707 N. GRAND. FR. hgOO.

LEIDNER FUNERAL DIRECTORS FLORISTS llM Rtl. srRAVS. 1 baskets. :3 ap S0l S. Grand.

GRandMH DEATHS C.tORGE T. 31A Montana. TnNo 3ft 1939. be.ove.1 husband of Frieda tnee Adelsrrger. 0L-fber of Howard Bixon.

dr. M. Bixon. dear brother of Herbert Bixon. cur dew son-in-law.

brotlur-in-law and Funeral from Oscar J. HefYrnelster FJi-v-rral Home, Chippe at Grsvois. lCc 2 a. ml. to Resurrection pf.urcn roea wi a member of be Ivauonal AHoc.auoo ol Retail Druggist K1 TKtR.

tnA8D F. JR. x'v 30 159. beloved husband of Lena Eucker nee Shannon), father erf Edward. SSr Job of Lena Bucker broth.tr rf Lester, Louise Burke and Waiter BurkeT dear uncie and Remains at Witt Bros.

Chapel. .923 S. Jpf'erson ave. Services 3 p. tn.

interment New Picker Cemetery. JtlRCKHYKDT. MH.N O. 10 Jesus; Nov. 2.

1939. beloved hus-band of Marie Burckhardt tnee Yar-brough). our dear son. brother and brother-in-law. Funeral Dec.

2. 1 rom Dreh-jnann-Harral Chapel. 1905 Union bL Interment Su Charles, Mo. W-RBOWES, MARY E. 5139 Minerva.

Nov 30. 1939. 5:45 p. dear daughter of the tate M.chae, Burrowes dear sister of Fran Funeral from Jos. J.

Quinn 1369 Vnion Monday. Time later. uv MART T. nee Mtltenberaer) Nov. 30.

1339, 5 p. the late Joseph Cain, dear mother of Jo-eNM Cain Tnd Mrs HmSTS Funeral from residence 6318 Waterman Dec 2. 8:30 a. to St. Koch's Church.

Rosedale and Waterman. Interment Calvary Cemetery. C4LLAHN, THOMAS P. 694S Idaho. Wed Nov 29, 1939.

beloved husband o. Callahan tnee Heitz), dear father of Richard Harvey A. and Helen M. dear brother of "rs. Robert T.

Wartman. Mrs. Ellen Bisch and Mr. Ger- UFuneWaTfrorm Southern Funeral Home. 1322 S.

Grand Dec. 2. 10 a. into SS. Mary and Joseph Church.

mm Jim rt-er (ved. Nov. 29: 1939. 9:45 p. beloved father of EiizaDeui duu-v.

Henry Dielschneider, our dear father-in-. 3 -grandfather. M.JU., n. 8:30 a. from Weick Funeral Parlors.

412 Du-chouauette. to SS. Peter and Paul-. Church, e-c Data anr) Paul Wine 1erv Mr. Dielschneider was a member of Pauly JaU Employe Sick Benefit So ciety.

K4GAS, MICHAEL J. Dec. 1939, u.v fnre Far- CO) dear brother of Ellen. Patrick, James and Richard Eagan, Mrs. Joseph Hilboldt and Mrs.

Harry Kortkamp, dear brother- in-law ana uncie. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Par lors. 3S40 Lindell bl. Time late.

Re mains will arrive Sat. morning. F.MMENDORFER, OTTO 4023- Greer, entered into rest Nov. 30. 1939, i in Hear beloved husband of Tillie vmmiinTfrr ihh KneDDer).

and dear Leslie R- Scott, dear brother of Emil Em- mendorier, our aear iatner-in-iaw, urutuci in.uir unol anH irr and father. Funeral Dec. 2, 9 a. from Provost Chapel, 3710 N. Grand, to National Cemetery, Jefferson Barracks.

De- Theo. Wint Camp. No. 14, and member of Veterans of Foreign Wars. rLYNN.

JOHN A. 4408 Randall Nov. 29. 1939. 7:02 a.

beloved husband of Mary J. Flynn nee Monahan), dear father of Mrs. Mae Miller, Mrs. Ellen Hurray. Mrs.

Stasia Conley and Mrs. Catherine Farreil. dear grandfather, brother-in-law, father-in-law and uncle. Funeral Sat, Dec. 2, 8:30 a.

from Stroot Carroll Funeral Home. 4600 Natural Bridge to Holy Name Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Engine Company No. 8.

St. Louis Fire Dept. OITXEV, FREDERICK F. 572 N. 19th entered into rest Dec.

1. 1939, he leaves to survive him his dear wife, Mary Doyle Gulley. sister Mrs. J. W.

Heller, brother Burl P. Gulley. Funeral 2 p. Burke Funeral Home. 3300 State East St.

Louis. 111. Christian Science services. Deceased was a member of 12th Engineers, Aubucbon Dennis Post, St. Louis, Wo.

r.rYTO.V. FRANK 1610A Goodfellow Nov. 30, 1939. 5:15 p. m.

dearly leiuvea nuBuui'u ui ilia v.uv iiiii urr our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle 4 hi. CCth Funeral Dec 4, 1:30 p. from the Geo. L. Pleitsch Chapel, 5966 Easton a to Lake Charles Cemetery.

Mr. Guy-ton was a member of Maplewood Lodge No. 356. K. of P.

Tune Nov from Sat. niece 9:30 late and A same son. his NOV. of of No. dear into wife and and ana Holy a.

p. dear S9th dear and p. St. the Jr Servicea at residence. du nicuifau, Dec.

2. 10:30 a. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Private.

Omit flowers. HENSON. ELAIXF S654 Cote Brllllante. Nov. 30.

1939. 2 p. daritna; dauirhter of Fred J. and Mae Henaon (nee Heinrich). dear sister of Mrs.

Frances Roy and, Robert Henaon, our dear and aunt. Funeral- from Stuart Sons Funeral Home. Union and Pace Dec 2, a. to St. K1 ward's Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. HORN, DORA (nee Berber) 5425 Arlington, entered Into rest Nov. 30, 1939. 4:15 a. beloved wife of the Louis F.

Horn, dear mother of Louts William E. Horn and Mrs. A. Kenyon. dear mother-in-law, grandmother aunt.

Mrs. Horn in state at Math. Hermann Son Chapel. Fair and West Florissant, until m. Dec.

2. thence removed to Friedens Evanpellcal Church. 19th and Newhouse. Services day at 2 p. m.

from Church. Interment Friedens Cemetery. A member of Friedens Ladies' Aid and Apollo Ladies' Society. Meirtbers of Friedens Ladles' Aid are requested to attend the funeral aervices of Mrs. Dora Horn.

wrm-Ffmzxrn run AcrlV Of Tirnlt asleep In Jesus, Nov. 28, 1939. nusDana oi rieiiye nucvnci. brother, brother-in-law and uncle, in 31st year. Funeral 2 p.

Beiderwleden Funeral Home. 1936 St. Louia to New Bethlehem cemetery. I'LL A. JOSEPH 2S54A McNair.

21, 19jy, lo P. ueioveu uuauauu Mary Hulla tnee MiaisKy, oer lamer Frank, Joseph. William. Frances Moore. Marie Shearin and Catherine Fries, our ear father-in-law, granaiawicr nu untie Funeral from kuus runi fiat ntc 2.

TO a. m. inni uia Requiem Mass St. John Nepomuk Church. Interment New S3.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Member of St. John Nepomuk Society 17, U. J. JAEGER.

HENRY 4410 N. Twentieth entered into rest Nov. 30. 1939. friend of Mrs.

Emma P. Weber and children. Funeral Dec 2, 3 p. from the Suedmeyer Chapel, 3934 N. Twentietn.

Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery. KELLY, MARY ELIZABETH Entered rest Nov. ao. oeiovea of the late capi. James o.

ivchj, Tomaa fitanhPtl I PO A. Joseph D. Kelly. Mrs. George Taylor Mrs.

Frame iawier, ana our ucm o-ter. grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt momer-in-iaw. Funeral from the ParkerjChapel, 15 W. Lockwood Webster Groves, to Our Redeemer cnurcn, uec. o.ou m.

interment taivary wmtici). KREfTER, CHARLES 4226 Peck st, en tered into rest rsov. ju, isjs. beloved father of Edward Kreuter, brother of Edward Miller, in his year. i 7 i frnTTl uuciai tic art Math Hermann and Son's Chapel.

Fair and West Florissant avs. Interment Friedens Cemetery. LARSON, NELLIE Nov. .29, 1939, mother of George Larson. Service from the Robert J.

Ambruster Mortuary, Clayton rd. at Concordia Lane, 10 a. m. IXMAN, HOMER E. 3526 Grace Nov.

30, 1939, 2:45 p. beloved husband of Rosella Luman nee Weisenberger), dear father of William son, brother, brother-in-law, uncle nephew. Funeral from Wacker-Helderle Chapel, 3634 Gravois Dec 2, 3 p. m. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery.

MrCLELLAND. JANE R. 4920 Terry entered into rest Nov. 30, 1939. 6 aear motner 01 ire.

vimdco c. vinu- fort, motner-in-iaw, granamuimi, granamotner ana auui. Funeral Dec. 2, 2 p. from the Provost Chapel, 3710 N.

Grand to Bellefontaine cemetery. MCELLER. HENRY R. 909 Clinton. NOV.

29, iyj, a. III. ueiovcu wua- hoH nf th late Hanna Mueller (nee Reid), dear father of Christ. Fred, and Mrs. Ella Ross, our dear tamer-in-iaw, granu-father, great grandfather, brother and uncle.

Funeral from Leidner Chapel, 2223 St. Louis. Dec. 2, 1:15 p. m.

Interment Peter's Cemetery. NOVAK, ROSE (nee Wolf 2025A Allen Nov. 30. 1939 dear wife of late Joseph F. Novak, dear mother of Anna Meystrik, Josephine Kalista, Joseph and Dr.

Jerry Novak, dear sister, sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral Dec. 2, 2 p. from iuTivriii PxrlnrR. Mississinni and Alien av.

Interment Sunset Burial Park. Mem ber of Lodge Osveta No. 23, J. C. Lodge Eliska Z.

Dube No. 60, C. S. A. and Lodge Sesterska La ska No.

66, S. P. J. O'CONNOR, MARGARET (nee Porter) loved wife of Bernard W. O'Connor, dear mother of Garnet.

James and Edward O'Connor, dear daughter of James Importer. Funeral Dec. 2, 2 p. from the Jav B. Smith Funeral Home, 7456 Man chester av.

to ROOMS WITH BOARD West a t- t. i effi Hi WATr.FfcJAN, 5168 Singie room; I loeatiflo- meals-. rentlmsi vn WEST RT 4301 Owner's good jneals justness Popi reasons Me' SUBURBAN ROOM AND BOARD CAKM 2i.tr, I-ovely birrs rZmi twin be; good meats; private, wis. field 1 71. ROOMS FOR RENT CITY North BLAIR.

39612 large ncusekeepirT sink, refrig.raton; heat. Northwest COTE BRILLIA-TE, 5938 UofurnishM connecting frost room and kitrhen adults. CUPPLE3 lushed sleeping rooms private riome HK.HI.AMl, near kiaiX. highway; private. FO.

'tj 1 2. HH.HLA.vn. Slid 2 nevljr fornUhM hwisekreplng, r.frlgert r.n; South ARMANI) 2741A Warm; bath; bus; reasvfr.able. GR 1 or 2, 2692 AKSK'NAL, I'll! Irrmn, K. 3x.

BATKS, 4 Dili 2 furnl.hrd ilinwkii7 refrigeration bath, m. ft'tam. BLAISE, jb3 Pleasant rvm- beds, private family; eonveni.m BOTANICAL. 3971 Nice room. kilTbI ette; Frtgldalre; aear ears.

1.4. an, BROADWAY. 3113 furnished for housekeeping; 1 50, 2 V)' CAfcTLEMAN. 3932 Larsefcoii' k. enette, sin, refrigeration a1ult.

LEY' LA 1 1. 3666 Kmm ia private" idenre; quirt; 1.K LA Ml, 3801 Lovely. Hrr nl.hrrt, single, rtoohtr; private. (,, 01S! COMPTON. 4646 S.

Room and private home; everything firniheii: Frigidalre, phone: clean, warm; tfi 50. FOLSOM, 3678 2 light housekeeDirTT every convenience. GR. GRAVOIS, 4626A Newly fnraihed; saaM service stoker heat. Kl.

HARTFORD, 3519 2 housekeeping; r'ttn neat; reirigeriiLK'n; iransponatton. HARTrORD, 3643 Large, aeatlv 1.7. nished front room; breakfast LAFAYETTE, 1828 2 and 3 anrurnuC. nwnw, u.in m-ai, eierrne xurniahrd; newly decorated; reasonable. LAFAYETTE, 1826 1 and 2 targe rm rmciency.

nrwiy riimisnra. MAGNOLIA, 3939 Gentleman; eoopi nave large warm room. rn, 0784. I RUSSELL, 3672 First west; sleeping; single and double. RI.

935,, SHAW, 4029 Nicely furnished room. pri. vate; gentleman; all conveniences; ga. rage. SHENANDOAH.

3632 Nicely nouaexeeping room, (J.du, or sleeping. 11 VISTA. 3557 Front housekeeping s. sleeping rooms. UK.

oits. WYOMING. 2645 Neatly famished light nouseaeeping; pot -water neat; adults. Southwest COLUMBIA. 4933 I-arge room, board 09- I iionai; private nome.

i ODKLL. 4979 YVarm, comfortable, ab f- 1 warn kn. in i West CABANNE, 5565 Man only; comfortab, I with dressing room, lavatory; residence. I CATES. 5S75 First floor (ront; ne; furnished; two-room efficiency.

Refrig. eration. Something nice. Also single. CATES, 5001 Nice, large, wsrm sleeping, nrst rioor; gooa transportation.

jfi CATES, 55652 large. Hint, connn-Unr' 3 nousekeeping, also sleeping; adnlts. CATES, 5943 Front 2-room suite; refrig- f. eration; stoker; adults; phone. CATES, 5156 Large housekeeping, 2a a rroni; garage, a.s.ou DELMAR, 5020A Lovely room, privat family; man preferred; phone.

ENRIGHT. 5148 Connecting housekeep- uif; buuuici 11 caiubuic, 11m 10 am; with or without refrigeration, phone, washer. ENRIGHT, 5632 Desirable 2-room apart ment suite; conveniences. ENRIGHT, 5827 Bargain, well furnutw4 housekeeping room and kitchenette, $3, ENRIGHT, 60xx Large front' room, em- ployed women; $3. CA.

4b37. apartment; also sleeping room. RO. 301 FOREST PARK, 4903 Attractive, warm front. In apartment; private.

RO. LIN I) ELL, 4305 Large, newly rurni.hri pleasant surroundings; near Cathedral. LINDELL, 4416 Lovely sleeping, twis beds; running water; also slnrle mom. LINDELL, 4444 Lovely, warm, rlrai sleeping, $4 up; service and bus stn. LINDtLL, 4633 Lovely light room, rea- I sonable; home cooked meals optional.

MAPLE. 4919A Rooms, private home, finished, unfurnished near bus, ears. MAPLE, 505S Nice large second floor housekeeping room; $3, $3.50. MAPLE, 6726 Newly furnished frost room; gentleman preferred. MARYLAND, 4388 Gentleman, private home; reasonable.

FR. 4359. MARYLAND, 4361 Large sleeping rooa. with kitchenette; nicely furnlshrd, MARYLAND, 4531 2-room complete; sink, porch; refrigeration. MINERVA.

52.16 Lmrse front room; twil beds; reasonable. Crested starling's Any climMnr woody perennial Model for Imitation: archaic PlaylnK card 1 Wild sheep Kind of uck Malt liquor Antic Region Orderly Fellow Kind of bird Wave Work Dressed tbt feathers 34. American author 53. Mark of a blow DOWN Social unit Bacchanalian cry Small room Warbled Den Segment of a curve boiled butter 37. 40.

41. 42. 43. 44. 4i.

At no time Prong-Narrow fabrl Short jacket Remainder Spring; Ingredient of varnish Ballad 47, 1 fif 1 i It 'i is if SALESMEN WANTED 20 SALESMEN An entirely new enterprise for Bt. Louis win select zo men who can aland real prosperity and will work bard for success. Permanent work In a new field with a real future Those selected for this dignified work will given without cost or obligation an Interesting and valuable one week's sales training course by a nationally known sales expert. This course should qualify you to earn per week with us. Car essential.

Executive offices just opened In Clayton but for your convenience will Interview you at Hotel Statler at 11:00 a. 2 p. m. and 7:30 p. m.

sharp. Ask for Mr. E. L. Williams.

SALESMEN Chicago company desires the oi auamonai salesmen to call on retail merchants. We need one salesman for each of the following territories: St. Louis. Southern Illinois. Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma.

Only men who have had a good felling background will be considered, unlimited earning. Pee H. A. Rothchild Saturday only. Hotel Statler, 10 a.

m. to 5 p. m. SALESMEN An unusual opportunity, be cause or an expansion program, is open of experienced specialty salesmen. Integrity and ability to earn annually required.

Write in confidence for appointment and Interview (our men know of thia advertisement). Our company is the oldest, largest and strongest financially In its field. Write for appointment. Box J-395. Post-Dispatch.

ESQUIRE MAGAZINE Has an unusual opening for an ambitious. energetic man or woman who wants to earn. No experience or investment needed. We train you. Your territory still open.

Earnings from $3 a day up liberal commissions plus valuable gifts. This is our best sason. Write at once for particulars to Art Brown, Esquire, 408 Palmolive Cbicago. EX-GROCERY men and Insuranre men make a success selling Sjeal estate- witb our well established company pleasant profitable work. We train you and furnish leads.

See sales manager. 5471 Gravois after 4:30 p. m. Saturday, 2 to A p. m.

MKN 2, between ages 28-35, for established coffee route, guaranteed salary and commission, must be able to make bond. Apply Jewel Tea 5988 Minerva. YOUNG MAN High school graduate, 18 to 21; free to travel Florida and return; transportation paid; drawing account. Apply Mr. Wing, Roosevel Hotel, 7-9 p.

m. SALESMAN For Maplewood, Webster. Kirkwood, Wellston, to handle fast moving item. 4571 Easton. 8-9 a.

m. MEN To sell hospital benefit policies. State Nat'l Life, 4 N. 8th St. HELP WTD.

WOMEN, GIRLS HEADERS answerina advertisement are cautioned not to enclose orioinai refer ence. Copie terve the purpose and avoid possible lost or valuable ortatnai ARTIST 21-26; future, $70. CY, 916 Olive. EFFICIEN- BEAUTY OPERATOR Well experienced; expert manicurist and Parker Herbex scalp specialist; pleasing personality. MU.

9133, Sunday 9 to 12 noon. BEAUTY OPERATORS With following. Bennett Beauty, 554 North and South rd. CELLULOID WOOD HEEL COVERERS; EXPERIENCED. UNITED WOOD HEEL 621 RUSSELL.

COOK $40; housework. 4660 Maryland, Room 17. RO. 1661. CURTAIN WORKER Must be expert ruffle ironer.

Curtain Cleaning Shop, Box K-191, Post-Dispatch. GIRL 20, or older; mother's helper; housework; stay; references, $20. EV. 2268. GIRL White, stay; housework, assist 10 months old baby.

DEImar 1003. GIRL To keep house for woman employed. 2118 S. Jefferson. GIRL Light housework, assist baby; stay; $4.

6242A Page GIRL White, housework, care children; no cooking, $20. CAbany 6533J. GIRL For fountain work. Apply 6340 S. Grand.

GIRL White, housework; assist children, stay, $3. PA. 5871 GIRL White; housework, laundry; must like children; stay. CA. 2750W.

GIRL White; housework; good home. $4 week. 2803A Goodfellow. NURSE GIRL White, stay, 2 children; references. PA.

1354. LADY To work extra in sandwich shop; must be experienced. Apply Hiway Restaurant, 7th and Chouteau. NURSE and general work; white; experienced; good health, stay; references. PA.

5466. STATISTICIAN Age 24-30; some college; 6-day week: REFERENCE Room 309, 705 Olive. SINGING WAITRESS Must be attractive. Call RO. 8608, between 8-5.

SPOTTER steady employment. Guard uieaners, 3t2l M. lath st. STENOGRAPHER 24-27. Legal, $100 REFERENCE Room 309, 705 Olive TYPIST Age 21-24, Credits, $70.

REFERENCE Room 309, 705 Olive WAITRESSES 5, must be over 21, neat, clean and respectable; wages $8 week and food; closed on Sunday. Apply in person. Waddie's Cafe and Liquor Store, Vandalla, 111. W. W.

Wills, prop. WAITRESS Under 25 years; neat, clean; no tobacco. 7189 Manchester. WAITRESS For tavern. S.

Grand. Apply 3517 WOMAN White, 20 to 40; stay, care of semi-Invalid. GO. 5479. WOMAN White, assist invalid, stay, state age, references.

Box K-138, Post-Pis. SALESWORK THE position offered under thi classification are selling, such a canvassing soliciting, house-to-house work, etc LADIES represent NuBone Corsets; experi ence unnecessary; we tram and assist you. 5312 Maple, 2 to 5. Mrs. J.

Taylor. SALESWOMEN WANTED WISH to Interview refined lady for dignl- xied work among the best people. Familiar with St. Louis and vicinity; must drive own ear and have an ambition to make a real Income while creating an assured future. Box F-91, Post-Dis.

SALESLADIES Must be thoroughly ex perienced in ladies' ready-to-wear. Apply 705 Washington, 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.

CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS WOMEN WOMAN House to house canvasser. Bet- ter Cup O'Coffee Institute, 711 Howard. HELP WTD. MEN, WOMEN SPINACH CUTTERS Piece work, 5c bushel. Hellwig Gumbo, Mo.

PIANO PLAYER Wtd. string lnstru- ment. Tavern, 5749 Delmar. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITY to bay interest la cos metic manufacturing business. $2000 re quired.

Box M-256. Post-Dispatch. BUSINESS WANTED CASH for store, business stock or fix tares, office fixtures, cash registers, any amounts. Lasky, 6609 Clemens. PA.0432 FILLING STATION Wtd.

To lease, in Wellston district; must be able to handle any kind of gas. Box F-104, Post-Dis. BUSINESS FOR SALE COMPLETE brake service; 2 buildings. $10OO rash. 3605 Falrvlew.

PR. 0O39, 019 MORE Shopping DAYS 'III CHRISTMAS SHOP EARLY IN THE DAY Read the Advertlsemnt In Today's Post-Dlspatoh DEATHS LEAR IJAMEL 1900 Coleman st Dec. 1, 1939, 5:30 a. dear brother of Marv. Michael.

John. James and Dennis O'Lea'ry, our dear uncle and cousin. Funeral from Culllnane Funeral Parlors, 1710 N. Grand. Dec 4.

8:30 a. 10 St. Teresa's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Mpmber of Pt.

Vincent de Paul and Holy Name Societies and American Legion. ROECKI.E, LIZZIE (nee Howe)- Entered into rest Mon Nov. 27, 1939, Los Angeles, beloved mother of Fred and Louis Roeckle. and our dear grandmother, moth er-in-law. sister, sister-in-law and aunt.

Services Dec. 2. 1:30 p. from John L. Ziegenheln A Son Funeral Home, 7027 Gravois.

Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery. ROTHENBERG, HARRY Fri. Dec. 1, 1939.

husband of the late Hattie Cook Rot hen berg. Services at Mayer Funeral Home, 4356 Lindell 3 p. m. RCTSTEIN. JOSEPH Dec.

1. 1939. beloved husband of Sarah Rutstein, dear father of Milton, William and Samuel Rutstein, our dear grandfather and brother. Funeral from the Rlndsknpf Chapel, 5212 Delmar 10 a. m.

SCHLCHMANN. GEORGE H. Nov. 29, 1939, beloved husband of Hattie Schuch-mann (nee Weiss), dear stepfather of Frank and Eugene Weiss and Elsie Hoeltge, our dear grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from Benslek-Niehaug Funeral Home.

1431 Union Dec 2, 2 p. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. SCHVMAKER, LENA (nee Hellmer) 3310 Missouri entered Into rest Nov. 30, 1939, 2:50 p.

widow of the late Frederick Schumaker, dear mother'of Mrs. Mamie Biggs and Mrs. Rose Hollman (nee Schumaker), dear sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt, at the age of 64 years. Funeral Dec. 2.

3 p. from Ziegenhein Chapel. 2623 Cherokee to New St. Marcus Cemetery. SPALDING, MELVINA Nov.

30. 1939, our dear mother, grandmother and mother-in-law. Funeral Dec 2, 3 p. from McLaughlin's, 2301 Lafayette. TAINTER, MARY A.

(nee Welnert) 315 Jefferson St. Charles. entered into rest Dec. 1. 1939.

3:50 a. m. age 94 years. 10 months, dear wife of Col. George W.

xainter. motner or ueorge, Mabel, Frank and Walter. Funeral Dec. 4, 9 a. St.

Charles Borromeo Catholic Church. Please omit flowers. TASZAREK. FRANK 5431 Robin entered into rest Dec. 1, 1939, 12:50 a.

dear son of Joseph and Bern ice Tasza-rek. beloved husband of the late Frances Taszarek (nee Trudzinski), dear father of Joseph, dear brother of John, Theodore, the late Elizabeth, Walter and Paul, dear brother-in-law, nephew and uncle. Funeral Dec. 4. 1939.

7:30 a. from St. Louis Funeral Home. 2205 St. Louis to the Church of the Nativity.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. TRAUTEN, KATHERINE STAMM (nee Reeb) 1521 A Penrose, entered into rest Nov. 29, 1939, dear mother of Edward, Charles. Conrad and Leonard St a mm and Mary Warman (nee Stamm), and Archie Stamm, great grandmother, mother-in-law and great-grandmother. Services Dec.

2, 2 p. from the Bopp Chapel, Hanley rd. and For-sythe bL Interment Hiram Cemetery. Deceased was a member of the Ladies' Aux iliary, American Legion Post No. 123; Postal service and Woodmen Circle, Tower Grove No.

77. Belleville papers copy. VERNON. CATHERINE (nee Roller) 4472 Taft, Nov. 30, 1939, beloved wife of Hart Vernon, dear mother of Hart A.

Vernon Shirley and Harriette Trott, dear daughter of Nancy, and the late Louis Roller, dear daughter-in-law, sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from Hoffmeister Chapel, 7814 S. Broadway. Dec 4, 2 p. m.

to Mt, Olive Cemetery. VOERG, LILLIAN (nee Wuertz) 331 St. George dear wife of the late Frank Voerg, dear mother of Lillian, Olive-, Jeanette, Robert, William and Lorraine Voerg, dear daughter of Jacob Wuertz and sister of Edward Wuertz, age 37 years. Funeral from Wacker-Helderle Chapel. 2333 S.

Broadway, Dec. 2, 3:30 p. ra. Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery.

WAGNER, FLORENCE (nee Brettschaft) 3832 Bingham Dec 1, 1939, 3:15 a. beloved wife of Henry L. Wagner, dear daughter of William and Anna Breitschaft, dear sister of William and Officer Frank Breitschaft, our dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from Gebken Chapel, 2842 Meramec Dec. 4, 2 p.

to New St. Marcus Cemetery. WALTHER, CHRISTOPHER CHARLES Nov. 30. 1939, husband of Wil-helmina Mary, father of Laura Walther, Lesslie and Adam C.

Walther, brother of Joseph Walther, our dear grandfather and uncie. Funeral from the Alexander Chapel. 6175 Delmar Dec. 4, 8 a. to St.

Ann's Church. Normandy, 9 a. m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. WILDER, EDWARD BLISS Entered into rest Nov.

30, 1939, 5:50 a. husband of Frances I. Wilder (nee Allen), father of Allen and Wentworth Wilder. Funeral 2 p. from Pilgrim Congregational Church Chapel, Kensington and Union avs.

Mr. Wilder at the Alex ander Chapel. 6175 Delmar until noon, Sat. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery. LOST and FOUND Miscellaneous Last BEDSPREAD Lost: crocheted; reward.

8629 Turner, Carsonvllle. FO. 2928. FALSE TEETH Lost; lower; on 2400 N. Broadway; reward.

1923 Bremen. FOUNTAIN PEN Lost; Kehaefrr, gray and black; reward. REpubiie 4200. FUR Lost; silver fox; St. Louis between 20th and 23d reward.

CE. 1699. SILVER FOX SCARF Lost; Nov. 16, vicinity Maryland and Euclid. Reward.

CH. 9510. Dogs and Cats ost BOSTON BILL Lost; brindlr; vicinity 7th and Barry; reward. CE. 5258.

BOSTON BULL TERRIER Lost; male: red harness; "Topper;" reward. KO. 1443 BRINDLE TERRIER Lost; male; black and white; "Tippie;" reward. CE. 7011.

WIRE HAIRED TERRIER Lost; reward. Small male named Terry. RI. 6316W. Jewelry Lost BROOCH Lost; gold, small diamond ren-ter, enrlreled tn pearls; reward.

t.U. 6732. DINNER RING Lost; 5 diamonds, white gold: Page car; reward. GA. 7249.

PUBLIC NOTICES CAMERAS CAMERAS bought and sold. Camera Exchange, 2650 Park. GR. 1767. BUS TRAVEL For All Bus Information BC8 TERMINALS 800 N.

Broadway GArfleld 3338 CHICAGO $4 DETROIT 4.fl FREE MEALS EN ROUTE TO LOS ANGELES, $29.25 N. YORK, $14.85 FREE TAXI TO BUS DLPOT SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICE T. W. Brown, rf 4048 Cook City of St. Louis.

State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except myself. (Signed) T. W. BROWN. SWAPS MAGIC CHEF gas range; late model; 3-door 100-lb.

Ice box for Frigidaire. CH. 0677. EDUCATION DRESS DESIGNING COMMERCIAL ART dress dcsignlm. arrss-mkkln.

pattern drafting, fashion Illustrations, sketching i atr or nil rlasses. T. I.Ot hC HOOL OK ORF.sM U. 619 Arrads Bide 812 Oil, CH. 0414.

LINOLEUM LAID 16e yd. I expert. in 4 sf ax flain'tltt riiiit lion, tt an nrr in 4 ry tv MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES sr 1(141. 9x12 $1.63 LIVINO-ROOM SUITES, $3 85 EXPERT RITQ CLEANERS 61 PENDLETON. FR.

PAINTING INTERIOR painting, papering, plastering; first-class work prompt service. E. Hnsser. PR. 2183.

3000 Texas. ROOFING AND SIDING NEW ROOFS Expert Repairs Free Inspection. Union Workmen. Workmen Fully Insured. IIILL-BEHAN DEImar 1111, Applied Roofing Division.

CALL CENTRAL ROOFING SIDING FOR LEAKS, REPAIRS OR NEW ROOFS: BIRD ft SON'S PRODUCTS, 4441 MANCHESTER. JE. 0751. FO. 1558.

PLUMBING ANYTHING In plumbing, reasonable; reli able. Bewen, 3129 Lemp. UK. 2980. STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS FOR MOVING call Newstead; reaaonable rates.

3801 Olive. FR. 2737. UPHOLSTERING REUPHOLSTERING at very reasonable prices; phone FO. 4698 for free estimate.

Hltt-Rimmel Ford. 5642-48 Delmar. SLIP covers, upholstering, refinishlng. St. Louis Upholstering, 933 Walton.

FO. 5047 WALL PAPER HANGING PAPERING, painting, cleaning; reasonable, Reel, 6043 Bartmer. PA. 1168. PAPERING, painting, cleaning; work my self.

Lotus, 4963 cote Brllllante. PAPERING, painting, myself; reasonable. Dott, FRanklin S489, 3829 St. Louis. PAPERING Painting, cleaning; work my- self.

Kusur, 4.YM Arro. JE. 3147. PAPERING Painting, steam scraping. Brandon, EV.

1010. 7228 YV. Florissant. PAl'ERING, paper cleaning; low rates. A.

Shave, 1534 Bacon. NE. 4470. PROFESSIONAL DETECTIVES DETECTIVE MARIAM shadows, traces, locates; confidential; licensed. CA.

0776. SUPURFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED PERMANENTLY Multiple-needle electrol- I A A UAV ysis, years experience. HAM, 346 N. Euclid. FO.

6180. Office com fortahly alr-rondltloned. HAIR removed, multiple needle. Marie Fansln. 209 N.

Bemiston. PA. 1750. ELECTROLYSIS multiple needle. D.

8 Slater, R. 4904 Maryland. RO. 1459 MULTIPLE NEEDLE, $5 an hour. Fay Callen, 624 Lnion and neimar.

tu. noin THEATRICAL SlN(iERS AND DANCERS Novelty acts. Oriental and hula dancers, vaudeville acts. UN. 6th Golden Dragon.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS BUTLER houseman, chauffeur, hotel work; references, refined; Filipino. JE. 8355. CHAUFFEUR Sit. experienced, honest; age 23.

FOrest 5745. neat, COOK short order; steam table, Reference; night or evening work. JE. 2547, 4 to 8 p. m.

DRAFTSMAN experienced; now working; extra work; steady; reference. CA. 4776J. MAN 47; tend furnace for room, board. Box H-126, Post-Dispatch.

YOUNG MAN 27; stock clerk, 5 years' experience. Jackson, J-re. tta. SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS BOOKKEEPER clerical, light, experienced. Box H-128, Post-Dispatch.

GIRL colored, experienced, general housework, references. FR. 1877. GIRL week work, home nights; i.o cooking; reference. CE.

2S51. HOSTESS HELPER by hour; experienced; references. CA. 6047M. HOUSEKEEPER 45; experienced; small "family; good references; reasonable.

GR. 3067. LAUNDRESS housework, day, week; no cooking; good reference. JE. 6502.

MAID colored; reference; nights; no Sunday. FR. 2123. home NURSE practical, experienced, capable, some training. LA.

5985. SHIRT IRONER good; by day or week work. JE. 6691. STENOGRAPHER 19; experienced stencil cutter; rapid, accurate typist operate comptometer, dictaphone, mimeograph.

LA. 7991. WOMAN colored; good laundress, laundry Fridays; clean Saturday. JE. 8476.

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED MEN, BOYS READERS answerina advertisement are cautioned not to enclose orioinai references. Copie serve the mi-oose ana avoid possible loss of valuable orioinai ACCOUNTANT (Jr.) Age 23-28; 6-day week; REFERENCE Room 309, 705 Olive BODY AND FENDER MAN MUST BE EXPERIENCED AND HAVE TOOLS. ASK FOR MR. SHERMAN. GUARANTY MOTOR CO.

AN DE VENTER AND WASHINGTON. BUTCHER An experienced, who Is capable of handling a good grade of meat; must know how to cut choice cuts; must have personality and ability. Write, stating age. experience, qualifications and last place of employment; state reference. Box F-251, Post-Dispatch.

COOK First-class only; night work; room and board furnished: references; state age and salary expected. Box K-330, Post-Dispatch. COUPLE Colored; middle-aged; wife do cooking, housework, man chauffeur, yard work; family of two, St. Louis County; state past experience, salary expected, references. Box G-248, Post-Dispatch.

DIAMOND SETTER Wholesale manufac turing experienre: top wages; local em ployment. MO. STATE EMP. (no fee), 715 Market. DRAFTSMAN With at least six years me chanical and structural experience tn industrial plant or oil refinery for work in southern plant.

Box J-397, Post-Dls. DRAFTSMAN Familiar with sheet metal detail and fabrication work. Steady position; state age. experience and reference. Box F-266, Post-Dispatch.

INSURANCE INSPECTOR Wanted; ex perienced, all kinds Insuranre work and elevators for part-time work, one who travels. Box K-187. Post-Dispatrh. FRY COOK Hotel; Iowa. Koenig, 612 walnut.

MAN Experienced, to do cutting and su- ptrvisB sewing oepanment in mauress factory. Box J-396, Post-Dispatch. MISSOURI registered pharmacist; between Z3-jd; apply at Liggett's, 7th and Wash Ington, between 6-8 p. m. OFFICE BOY 20-21; large stature; sales type; $70.

EFFICIENCY. 915 Olive. PATTERN MAKERS First-class. Pattern Works. 3035 Park.

Park TRUCK DRIVER Must know city and county. In answer, state age, experience and last place employment. Box K-13, Poat-Diepatch YOUNG MAN Age 20-25, mechanically Inclined: state age, education and experience. Box G-336, Post-Dispatch. YOUNG MAN Learn eounter work; country man preferred.

6315 Easton. SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN 3 men. over 25 years of age, reday to leave town; working State of Misaourl; -will show you how to earn at least $6 commission dally; national organization; opportunity and immediate Income. Bee Mr. E.

J. Scott. Room 206, Majestic Hotel, 2 p. m. today.

SALESMAN With car for profitable Raw-lelgh route. Products well known. Real opportunity. Write Rawlelgti'a, Dept. MOL-542-119, Freeport, 111.

6" lump or i Royal blaze Maresl BROWN, 1100 St. Ange. E. 0700. ALL COAL GUARANTEED CLEAN HEAT WAVE WASHED NUT I ton $3.75 HONEST 1 ton $3.25 2 tons 7.00 WEIGHT 3 tons 10.00 NO ROCK 4 tons 13.00 NO DIRT 2 tons 6.2.1 3 tons 9.00 4 tons 10.50 FR.

2684. NORRIS WIETtRS, YARD, 4402 Chouteau. 2 tons. 3 tons 5 tons. 10 tons.

3x114 washed $6.25 $8.70 $2.60 $2.40 2-in. lump 6.95 9.30 2.90 2.75 6" lump 7.50 10.25 3.10 2.90 Retail, 4236 Westminster. JE. 6956. 2" LUMP, 6" lump, 6-3 egg, washed nut, Franklin County.

trailer loads; 5 tons up, 25e ton extra. Terms If desired. EAGLE HAULING, 7th and Park. CE.1838 RANDOLPH $4. 2 ton.

6 ton. 10 ton. Marissa S8.00 $3.75 $3.60 St. Clair Co. $7.50 $3.25 $3.10 Perry Kentucky In'd Brazil Block.

Baldwin Coal, 827 S. 23d. CE. 0040. FURNACE COAL 3x2 nut, $3.25 ton; 3" to large lump, $3.75 ton; 2 tons.

3 tons or more, $3.23 ton; washed oiled stoker coal, $3.75 ton. Khomberg, 1236 S. Y'andeventer. FR. 8219.

CANTINE lump, $3.75 ton egg, Mt. Olive district lump, Florida lump, loads. Hampton, 4727 Page. RO. 00430 ASK ABOUT OUR CREDIT PLANS Mt.

Olive, 2x3, 6x3. 6" lump. 2 or more tons. Blumnff Coal 182 E. Grand.

CH. 1161. GA. 9617. 7" LUMP or 7x3 egg, 1 ton, $3.75: 2.

$7: loads, $3.25: nut, $2.75. Packard. 3012 Chouteau. PR. 8665.

COAL for every purse, $3.75, single ton; discount on larger amounts. Campbell, 2934 Eads. GR. 3141. MT.

OLIVE 6" lump, 6x3, 1 ton or more; 2x3, $3.35. loads. Miller Coal, 4526 N. Broadway. CE.

4536. PASS YARD at 2643 Chouteau and see 2-ln. lump; 1 ton 2, -7; 3 ton, $10, or call Domestic, PR. 9283. Troy Mine Running ROUTE 40, TWENTY MILES EAST.

WRIGHT COAL 716 Howard, special lump 1 ton $4: 1 pound Faust coffee with every ton. CE. 5894. FREEBURG FURNACE AU lumps. 4 tons, no dirt, 2, 3, $9.90.

Wilcox, 3517 Chouteau. LA. 6935. 2" LUMP or egg, 1, 2, 3, $9.50. Tennant, 1550 Theresa.

GR. 1048 2" LI MP, nut, $2.60, loads. Braudis, 1200 Gratiot. GA. 3910.

1-TON, 2" lump, $3.25: nut, $3. Tucker, 801 8. 12th. GA. 3912.

STANDARD COAL, $3.25 TON, LOADS. CHOUTEAU, 2653 RUTGEK, GR. 6264. ALL GRADES coal and stoker, $2.75 up. foster, 728 S.

7th. CE. 4584. CANTINE MINE running today and tomorrow. LUMP Egg.

$3.25 ton. loads; Troy, $4.75. Barth, 3957 Juniata. PR. 7894-5215.

BLUE RIBBON Lnmp or furnace; $4, loads. Callahan, 3924 Duncan. FR. 1365. $1.50 DOWN on each ton.

Kiearman, 2807 Dickson. FR. 8369. QUICK DELIVERY' i-ton up, all sizes. McKae, 4209 Enright.

JE. 3453. NEW ATHENS PEP SPECIAL LUMP $3.75 loads. Odesha, 1830 Hogan. CE.

0677. Kindling Wood 6 BIG SACKS, delivered, $1. A. C. Esch- mann, 21st and Chouteau.

PR. 4089 PINE KINDLING 7 big sacks, delivered, l. Kin ley, 1720 Mississippi. PR. 6410.

KINDLING 6 sacks $1: delivered. Lloyd, 2720 Marcus. MU. 04O2. BUSINESS DIRECTORY BRICKLAYING 8C TUCKPOINT'G TUCKPOINTING, brickwork, damp walls prevented, porches, garages, alterations, basements waterproofed.

ideal, 2825 Union. EV. 5265. CARPET AND RUG CLEANING SPECIAL, 9x12, $2.50 Free Sizing; 54 Years In Business Deodorized, demothed, insured, guaranteed. ST.

LOUIS TOWEL St PPI.Y CO. Compton and Loras. JEfferson 0842. RUGS chemically cleaned, 9x12, $1.65. r.xpert nug iieaners, oio renaieion.

FR. 9966. GARDENING AND SODDING LAISDSCAPING Fertilizing, trimming. red Srhrick, 6319 Bartmer. PA.

7525. HARDWOOD FLOORS FLOORS sanded, reflnished like new; no dust or dirt; special fall rates. Cadle, 4477 Washington. FR. 6932.

FLOOR SAN DING-RE FINISHING Guaranteed. YViley, 4456 Chippewa. RI. 1667 HEATING AND FURNACE REPAIRING WE install new. old oil burners, all beating work, reasonable; hot water, steam.

Adents, 6510 YVest Park. HI. 7534. ALL BOILERS, heating plants repaired. Lutke, 4908 Southwest.

GRand 5464. Well-Heated Preparations for the cold blustry days are being taken now and comfortable home se lections are available through the Post-Dispatch Rental Want Ads CROSSWORD PUZZLE Solution of Yesterday' Puzzle 1 ACROSS 1. Party 6. Fold over on 8. Meadows 12.

At any time 13. Southern con stellation 14. Measure of length 15. Science and art of government 17. On the ocean 18.

Bank official IS. Sumatran squirrel shrew 21. Musical note 22. Motion picture actor 25. Hard-hearted 28.

Metric land nj i ssjg5DejrieRfLjips A I Ml I A "uM ARjP rIesIn A A PEJTt A cku1e giijaiM it s0 TgN U'h ESs jL APYsMh llNS 13. AIrIr A ce SgjgL I IDsIt 2. mm CAlBIE EltSn 25- J. A pgSE wIa1to RjS POL aTrWa C0C I A NgAl VjERlA ftT 82. ClSlsMriMSSjNTAlPl AT measure Before: prefix Unit of mea 29.

30. surement for the height of horses SL Goddess of the harvest 12. Entreaty S3. Assist Ji. Copy 35.

Iarga 36. Booty 38. Pronoun 39. Cast sidelong glances 40. Seesaw 44.

Northern European 46. Estrange 48. Head 49. Color 60. Epic poem Genus of the maple tree 52.

Organ of vision 6:45 P. M. Mondays Through Fridays TO "ST. LOUIS AND THE SMOKE PROBLEM" A digest of daily developments in St. Louis' new campaign for clean fuel, based on the response of public and private citizens to the proposals set forth by the St.

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