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TO FIND TENANTS FOB YOUR HOUS ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH, ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE. IIOBE B3SADS23 THAW THSSS ACS C0IZ53 IH TUB CTT7. THUMDAT. NOVEMBER tt.

1911. ELP WANTEp-M I ALE CHF At one. 105 N. 18th. Edison Hotel HELP WANTEDFEMALE PIECE WORKERS Experienced forprln i HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SAL BA8E-BtTRNER Tr aale; Buck's; oo4 a nw.

lfrl Cors. BAHb-bURXUi For aai; suu. stove. fang, coal ranee; ton. UA or sal; iw na.

Buck': bl lot am so small Mausa. coal and gaa tang, cheap for spot caaa; deiiversd (res. Omw Hut Auction Cow Morgan 3 BED For sals, on Varnl Martin; Alalnf room chairs: 1 drssssr. sas raog. Csw WI Chamb-rlln av.

EiD For sale, on aatiqu lour-post, canopy top. for $100. la use Row and Its been sine be for th war. 1E Ch tr Jacksun. Tenn.

tSS BEDS For sal. 2 aoubl Iron, spring s. aaa stoves, laundrv stove, modern acre duplex shades, combination fixtures. layton a bEX Beautiful bras bads, Blers. davenport, clano.

ruga, oil rjUcttea parlor, living room, dining furniture; ta, i man sen jews 'inoeii. BEDS Haadaom bras bed. athsr davnDort. dreaser. chlff onlsra.

bsau- Uful rugs, blgh-grad plsuo, genain leather, mahogany parlor suit, library table, bookcase, elegant dining fursitur. etc; almost new; 11 separatsly rar chane to get stirae boauuful furaiture cheap; call lmmsdlatslr koua for sal. Washington bl. tl BACHELOR'S CHlKX)NlSS kU dresser and chlffonlsrs. brtal beoa.

eather davenport. lgaM itnlng furnlturv eather mahogany parlor snt. library tal. ne piano, creautirul rucai all sooqi as hw great sacrifice; sell aepasMe'y: aenulae bar- I sins; call Immediately a4q Accomac tot iit.ST buyer wbo wiil Tniy old. carpet ana i furniture.

B. Feidmaa, 1108 Blddl entrsl STU'-Tt. (CH BRASS BEDS For sals: 00: Aimiuisr ruga; big bargain. Brtucxrs at 3: Hous Franktin. CARPETS For aal.

Itxl2. Brussels roon rug. 94.7a; 0x12 Axmlnster, gs.2a: caahT Oliver Hast Auction iWW Morgan. DESK For sale; nilier top, lslg Cora. iNllVLE inanogany dreasar and chiffoaleA, bedroom, tsarior and llnlnst furaltuzei sail today.

8748T Wahington bt. (4) FEATHER MATTRESSES. -Hav your feather beds made lnt fs.tr mattresses. sixv n. urana av.

antral 4W. Bell Tyler 12m. JoS and FURNITURE For sal, oil tailor hop. 2747 N. Vsjudevepter.

FI.RNI1 URE For sale, compiat furniaalaaa or a-roora siar, at private aai; a eurat saving city. Call 4401 Pag bl. (4 a a a ivu iv wu mmmm I I ilt? IP asb ssea le fth ew es, Htsk easmsut household goods of all ainda. cbaas tat rt cash, dellvared fr. Oliver Hast Aae i 200 Morgan st.

(eg, FURNITURE For sale: S-foot tabl aad leather chairs. 10: offlo desk and I obsir, tshlss iron oea compier ror w. a parier atiiece. 4iw Ktiensnaosn. FURNITURE For sale; content of a roams also coal and wood, raanil fruit ana tatoe In cellar; vtrythlng needsd far I keening: s-ood chares for vouna eoup us: quick sale.

pox i -e q-mgpstcc HEATKHS For Bale. AO sort COl. mil alrtlgit. not blasts, tart rrom storaae. zaua rraaa- lln av.

(ogl For sal. Col' hot-blaat and Wilson, cheap. 2QZ1 Cass. tog) UACE CURTAINS For sale: direct from factory: sold on small wecaiy Daysnast Call Central 78S4L. or send postal; will aU run sample, at.

Loui Lac tjuixaia 4127 Clv av. ttANGeia ror aai; tiring iacn. Buck a. Chartar Oek and stbsr. condition.

$7 up. Heetsra. $2 op. Franklin. teeai RANGES For sal; Bridge A awacn.

Ruck's. Chartar Oak. Hem Comt from t8 un: hsatara. Buck'. Chartar Oak.

It Beach and Moor' alrtlghta aad hot blasts. $2. HQ OP. Kelner. 21-17 H.

14ta. H-S( frig- erst ore of th celebrated McCrav mak; all ail styles: at reaaonabl Pries. 40 N. 8r1 8 doors north of Locust. tcTji RUGS For sale; davenport and other house hold furniture: cneap.

4-tsiA rtartiorq.iiraf ft una smi eareets new mxui secondhand. large! assortment: www prio. uioo Carpet Cleaning 2124 UUTI lit UOIS pnonea RUGS Beautiful Axmlnster and veivet ru(. bandaom manogany leainer parior suit, piano, davenport, brass bda. tc.

genu in bargains; call Immediately. 4213 Waahlna- ton bi. Gt RUGS For sal, complete lie Of un-to-dat. Brussels, velvet. Axmlniaters; also large lot of stove and range; latest and beat make; cash or time payment: the good are all new, but must be sold at one at any price; we also carry complete line of house-Furnishing goods including dining room sets, bras and Iron beds, dressers, chifflonlers, parlor suite and bachelor wardrobe; ail our are modern in mak and our price ar he very lowest; odds and earls; cau be convinced.

Lasky, 1406 FranUlo. tl alOVES for bargain: un- WTIl M. i i wiwwmt Hi K1.60: new laanijrf "no. chairs. large size 4d.

19a: old stovfc taken In xchaBe: bo.l-pltcher, 15o; matting. 10c: open evenings. Hoxfmaa. 14U Franklin av. 'g'l v'ACUCM CLEAN ERft For i eeverai American wnoiessis uritBi uri ii.ai.v.

guaranteed years. w. urant. cot Brilliante i iHiikilS For sale. Ai: sill ga rangea.

piano. $10: dressers, beds. stoves, chenn. 17t'l ntn St. lewi HoLiDAi BARGAINo Furniture baigaln.

3 room, rurnisnea complete, oi; rooms, complete. $80; we will trust you; no money down: pv us a little each week; se for other bargain ln Iron and bra beds, dressers, chiffoniers, buffet, sideboards, kitchen cabinet and davenports: special thl week; All make or neat ing stoves uu ruses a cost price, sampl curniture aa-. houteau av. ALL the beautiful furniture ot residence, ranae. bedroom furnishings.

nuhsnnt oarlor and Early English dlnina furniture, picture, rug, piano, etcj almost new must sell this wsek. 3748 Washlng- bi: HEATERS RANGES All make, new and used: ranging in prio from 83 uo. PBQSHF.R'S. 3220 Oilv. (eg; I STOVES, FURNITUaE, I DEATHS.

KIPF Entered into rest on Tuesday. Nov. 26. 1912, at 6:30 p. Rieka, wife of the late Charles Kipp.

aged 84 years, and dear mother of Charles F. Mrs. Edward Wiemeyer (nee Kipp). Minnie and Bertha Kipp. Funeral from family residence, 337 Hillside avenue, Webster Groves, Friday.

Nov. 29, at 2 p. m. Interment private. c4) I'EARV Entered Into rest on Tuesday.

Nov. 26, 1912, at 12 p. suddenly, Bridget Leary, dear beloved wife or John Leary, mother of John E. Leary, Catherine Leary, Daniel Leary. Funeral Friday, Nov.

29, at 8 a. from family residence, 3443 Hartford street, thence to St, Pius' Church, tbence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited to attend. Memphis (Tenn.) papers please (4) LILLGE Suddenly, on Wednesday. Nov.

27, 1912, Louis Llllge, beloved brother of Katie Stuedterman (nee Lillge), Minnie Temmelman (nee Llllge), William Lillge, Lena Rudolph (r.ee Lillge), and our brother-in-law and uncle, at the age of 45 years. Funeral from Wacker Helderle's Chapel, 2331 South Broadway, Friday, Nov. 29, at 2 p. Old St. Marcus' Cemetery.

(c) LIEBBE.V Entered into rest on Wednesday. Nov. 27. 1912, at p. m.

Capt. John E. Luebben, beloved husband of Anna W. Luebben (net Fleischman), father of Rose and Lillian Luebben, uncle of John Bues-chen, and brother of Meta Dietz, aged 60 years and 4 months. Funeral Saturday, Nov.

30, from Kron's parlors, 2826 North Grand avenue. Deceased was a member of Missouri Lodge No. 1. A. F.

and A. Kilwinning Chapter No. 60, R. A. Missouri Consistory No.

1. Scottish' Rites: Moolah Temple, Mystic Shrine; Belief ontaine Chapter No. 69. O. E.

Red Cross Lodge No. 64, K. of Initial Lodge No. 1, K. and L.

of and Harbor No. 28, A. A. M. M.

and P. (c5) LYNCH On Thursday. Nov. 28, 1912 at 7:05 a. Lawrence Lynch, hus band of the late Mary Lynch, father of Lawrence Charles Elizabetl' Annie T.

Lynch, Mrs. H. O'Don-nelL Mrs. A. Scully and Mrs.

P. J. Bradley, aged 82 years. Funeral will take place Saturday. Nov.

30, at 8:30 from residence, 1809 Cora avenue, to Visitation Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery Friends Invited to attend. (c5) OBERLE Entered Into rest on Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1912, at 1 p. Edward Oberle, beloved brother of Oberle, and nephew of Mrs. Louise Walters and Mrs.

Caroline Wasser. Funeral Friday, Nov. 29, at 2 p. from residence of aunt. Mrs.

Louise Walters, 2202 Wasfc street, thence to Bethanla Cemetery. (c) PHELAN On Wednesday. Nov. 7. 1912, at 4:15 p.

William Phelan. beloved husband of Mary H. Phelan. father of Edward William Jand Robert Phelan, and brother of John Phelan. Funeral will take place from residence, 1414 Evergreen avenue, to Notre Dame Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends invited to attend. Deceased was a member of pnarch Tribe No. 145, Order of Red- iren. uue notice or time win be given. (c) REXNEY On Thursday.

Nov. 28. 1912. at 4:25 a. after a lineerine Illness.

Bridget Ellen Kenney (nee Brennen). beloved mother of Michael. John and Mrs. Theresa B. Welmer- ng (nee Kenney).

and mother-in-law of J. L.Welmerlng, and grandmother of Helen and Veronica We'-iering, the age or 55 years and 5 months. Funeral from residence of her daughter. Theresa Welmering, 2632 Scuth Seventh street. Due notice of funeral wHl be given later.

Colorado papers please copy. (c) RAWIE On Tuesday, Nov. 26. 1912, John W. Rawle.

beloved husband of Maggie Rawie, beloved father of Joseph and John Rawle; brother of Wil liam j. ttawie. Funeral Friday, Nov. 29. at 2 p.

from parlors of George Krlegshauser Undertaking 4102 Manchester avenue, to Calvary Cemetery. Rela tives ana friends invited to attend. (c RITTENHOUSE Entered Into rest on Wednesday, Nov. 27. 1912, at 1 p.

after a short illness, Charles Rittenhouse, beloved son of Katherlne Rittenhouse (nee Small) and the late Wilson J. Rittenhouse, and jear brother of Benjamin Rittennouse, aged 20 years. uneral will take place Saturday. Nov. 30, at 8:30 a.

mM from the resi dence, 4121 Clayton avenue, to St. Cronan's Church, thence to Calvarv Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Avada (Colo.) papers please copy. (c) ROCKLAGE Entered Into rest on Wednesday, Nov.

27, 1912, at 6 a. Mrs. Anna Kockiage. beloved wife of the late Henry W. Rocklage, our dear mother, mother-in-law and grandmother, after a short illness, at the age or 77 years 6 months and 2 days.

Funeral satu. ty, Nov. 80, at 2 p. from family residence, 1901A St. Louis avenue, to BelLefontaine Cemetery.

Relatives and friends invited to attend. (c5 SEWING Entered Into rest Wednes day. Nov. 27. 1912.

Mrs. Matilda Sewing (nee Scheas). widow of Jo seph H. Sewing of Ferguson, be- loved motner or Mrs. v.

A. uiu.eMrs. E. Lefalvre, Mrs. Clara Phillips and Mrs.

George J. Sharkey, and grandmother of Edna and W. A. Gill Edith Sharkey. Ida Phillips and W.

E. Lefalvre at the age of 70 years. Residence, 3142A Michigan' avenue. Due notice of funeral. (c) SMITH On Wednesday, Nov.

27, 1912, i at the ramiiy residence, at 7:20 p. Grace Piatt, beloved wife of Dr. Elsworth Smith, in the thirty-seventh year of her age. Funeral will take place Friday, Nov. 29, at 8:30 a.

from the late residence. 4502 Maryland thence to New Cathedral Chdpel. Interment private. (c) TOOLE Entered into rest Wednes day. Nov.

27. 1912. at 10:20 a. John Toole, beloved husband of the late Bridget Toole, and dear father of Nellie. John and Margarete Toole.

Funeral rrom ramny residence. 3411 Hickory street, on Friday, Nov. 29, at 8:30 a. to the Immaculate Conception Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited.

(o) la Meaaortam. In memory of August Mastebrook who departed this life Nov. 28. 1911. Though you are gone, you're not for gotten.

Never shall your memory fade- Loving hearts will often linger ttouna tne grave wnere you are laid. Sadly missed by Ms WIFE, DAUGHTERS AND GRAND CHILDREN. Bastel Monument "Works Big display marble, granite monument n.l V. 1 ODDosite entrance ss. Peter and Paul's c.rm.

eterv. "OS7 Oravots. STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Notice 1 hereby gives that, pursuant to resolution passed at a meeting of th board of dircctura, duly called and beld In th city of St. Louis on the 21st day of October, 1B12.

the annual meeting of th stockholder of the St. Louis Mining and Milling Co. of Montana will bo held In th oftiu at th company at Marysville. Lewis and Clark County. on Thursday, th 5th day of December, 1812.

at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, for th purpose of electrof Dine trusts to serve for tne enauine year. CHAS. H. WITTENBERG. President, .1 M'M J.

VTMV OTBS COMING EVENTS. HAND-PAINTED china euchro overy Frl-day afternoon by Mr. KepdaU. 40t Gra-ro! sv c) POeT-DISPATCH Waste eseoaj to th thoesjutfal. istk-tag workars are over a tbe lookout for advaaoomeat e) asrelat the rospoaalWllty geea position.

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE HOUSEMAN Sit. by experienced: or a Jan- iior; wue, wiuou; cniiaren. lor nouwmua cook; will take Doaitlona toaetoer or sep arately. J. Maxlmovlch.

583 Page bl. 4t LUNCH COOK Middle-aged German wants position; underntand bartending- ana is lllinc to do Dortar work. Box N-20. 1'oat- Dlspatch. (4) MAILER Thoroughly experienced; now -em- Ployed; deairea to make a cuange.

box n- 104, Poit-Dlapatch. tl MAN I want to learn ahort order cooking; will pay cash. Box R-lni). Pogt-Dl. 4l MAN $100 to invest with services what nave you to orrer? box k-i.

ti Midrile-aKei wants Dositlon tenrtinir to furnace and yard: not afraid of work. Box N-77. i'ost-bispatch. (Til MAX Wants furnaces to lire, near the 5100 block Westminster. Janitor.

4108 West minster. to) MAN Voung. married, wants Job; strictly sober: work around automobile Dreierred. Box N-10H. Post -Dispatch.

MAN Sit. by colored, to do house and allround work, city references, fnone I' 3421 Lawton. MAN Young, with good education; wishes position in automobile repair shop: noi afraid of work; reference given. Box fost-Dlspatch, MAN Toung. with good education, wishes position In office with chance for advancement; can ocerate typewriter; references.

Box N-84. Post-Dispatch. MAN lending furnace, handy with tools; work as lanitor. porter, best references: vam unimportant. Box N- Uo.

Post-DisDatch. Ll MAN YounR. married, detires worK; exoe- rlenced ottie clerk, collector and solicitor. lllliig worker and ateady. Ad.

Box alem. Mo. MAN Voung. having had 10 vears' exer- lenee in real estate office and some busi ness of hi own. would like position with reliable real estate Hrm; salary and commis- on.

Box N-1NS. fost-Dispatcn. IGHT WATCHMAN Sit. experienced; so ber, reference: can fire. Bex ti--w.

Disnatch. tl! Ai.s.i.lt Sli. by paintt-r anu pauer nans hardwood finisher; have phone Denton D.17L. Hi2i er: or tirst-c-iass I neccysary PORTER Sit. middle-aged: also bartender.

lunenman; speak wo. Po.t-Dispatch. (4 LUMBER HELPER years' expe rience. Box N-SO. fost-inspatcn.

LUMBER Registered, wants work from Property owners. Bell Lindeil 3ilt5. AO. .134 Sarnh. J1 RESS HAND good assembler; ma- chlne shop experience.

Box N-172. PRINTER Aaorentire: 7 years' expert ence: a in composing room: pest reierencea. ox X-fll, Post-Plsratrh. 11 SALESMAN Position oy young man; expe- Henced: will work Inside. Box N-lo7.

rosi- Olsriatch Al.Ki-MAN i'ofsltlon by your.g man. agfd 24: experienced: reference. Box ft-iwi, Post-Dlsnatch. 4 ALESMAN young man desires a Rood line of clCTTa for road, on salary: expe rienced on rod. Ad.

Box Salem. Mo. SHIPPING CLERK Or furniture salesman wants position: expenencei ana nusuer. Interview desired. Centra! H597L.

SHOE REPAIRER Good mechanic. 2 year old. married, wants steady employment. Pox N-lfi2. Post-nisDStrh.

5 STEAM FITTER work at any kind of pipe fitting: hss tools. Ad. Steam liter. Post Office Box 243. East St.

Louis. 111. (5) STENOGRAPHER Clerk; alt. by young man In railroad otfR-e. who -desires cnange.

references. Box N-10. Popt-Dtsnatch. (21 CW MAKER S1U by flist-class. 7V Post-Dispatch.

Box N- (4i YOUNG MAN 1 ft. want to learn good trade. 1413 Webster YOUNG MAN Desires any oositlon with reasonable chance for advancement, box X-143. Post-Dlspntch. OUNG MAN speaks German: will do anv Rind or work.

ADDly or write, r. Gruber. 1021 Msrfcet St. OUNG MAN Wants evening work or light bookkeeDlng: A-l references, box i-oi. Pnst-Disnatrh.

RING Lost. In Y. W. C. A.

Building. 1411 Locust. Wednesday. Nov. zt: set witn saophlre and diamonds: very liberal reward and no questions asked If returned to infor mation dek at association.

(C) SITUATIONS WANTE FEM A COOK Sit. by Southern woman, to cook or usual work: references. xinoeii COOK Sit. by flrst-class Swiss-German, by oaj- weeK or montn. a.

anqevginer. COOK Sit. by experienced colored, or- houe- rl. ran or write 2V." Bemarn. COOK.

Sit. by woman, good cook or as housekeeper reference. Adores iilo west End o'. I.lndel! 0a. COPYIST Wants work to do at home; neat.

accurate. Box N-180. Post-Djspatch. GIRL Sit. by neat, retined and experienced.

0 years old. Call all week. Phone Sidney 17. HOUSEGiR sit. by young, of IS.

general housework Anna Higgins. S. 3d. HoUSEGIRL Sit. by coiored; general house work, maid or dishwasher, riauie.

mil Pine. t5) HOUSEKEEPER Sit. ty young woman, with girl of 4 years. 3302 Nebraska. HOUSEKEEPER Position by married lady; with husband employed, for widower or gentleman.

Box N-60. Post-Dispatch. (4) HOl-'SEKEEPER Sit. by woman, young, with hnliv vrv neat worker: must have work Immediately. Pox Post-Dispatch.

HOUSEKEEPER married woman to take charge of a 10-room or less rooming house for the use of two rooms. Box N-t0. Post-Dispatch HOUSEWOMAN light housework, by vounK. -witn baby; low wages. 4.S44 h.aton.

HOUSEWOMAN Sit. by German, middle- aged, good conk and housekeeper; small waees. but good nome. 5iis N. Broadway.

HOUSEWOMAN for general housework or laundrv: first-class colored lady. N. SS S. Clianning. rear.

(' Young, wishes copying or writing Forest LADY Sit. by neat, young of IS. to attend doctor ofdre. Box K-lii. LADY Sit.

by young of is to work tn dry goods store; years experience, uux rv 17. Post-Dtspafh. AUNDRESS Sit. by flrst-class colored. Frl- dnv and Saturday.

Linden i- UNDRESS Sit. bv colored. or Turt-dav. 'nr. -Sit.

M. by flrt-dii. write 8203 Lawtnn. I LAUNDRESS Sit. with rtferences.

for 'lues- dav. Wednesday and lnursaay. rnuns rlnil Hltri. Flrt-class colored wishes bun dles to bring home; references. 4v iin.

ney. i.i:-nPKSS hv nrst-class: wants Fri days and Tuesdays out. or Dnng ounuie raoMntr home. Bomont Sit. Lv stric'ly Brst-class, bundles: charges reasonable, guarantee work: e-ive rfjrcnces.

Bomont 1 1 -n. lol l.ATTNPRESS Wants work, with references. for Wednesday and Thursday. 4212 fct. Ferdlna tv ViTRK" l.icni,t: confinement oases or In val nest r'-rerpnees.

tpntrai i NURSERY' GOVERNESS sit. by refined well educated, experiencea young woman Rnx F-77. Post-Dlsoatch. 4 OFFICE GIRL 10. wants sit.

as office girl or other work. Box r-ost--ia. fcAO' RAHikR Kmploved wifhes to change: salary tn. uox i-n. tok-uh.

STENOGRAPHER Position by young lady th good education; ottice worn; win tir 7 ft nrmanent. Box N-42. (41 YOUNG LADY whole or half day stenographer or office worn, aaoo vmuh. ton. T.lndcll 4004L.

nieie wanteo o-n in. unm exceDt agents, sales- mi canvassers, solicitors; man line: minimum. 2 line. MALE: i.x, i'T-r-r5i Street r.r,u most be trictiy sober and good workman, Cairo St. u' aim.

in. ATl'ENTION. automobil trimmer. i.ac hanger and general upnoistereis, 2B exoerlenced men: day rate or piec wora itrouoie). Ad.

wnm. BELLBOV Pontlac Hotel. lltb and Mar ket, 1LJ 7 10 work ill drug store. 'HH Cherokee. BOY To work ln drug store must live ln neigh horliood.

nerosee, Ik Htrir Lip Av. Phar- mscv. Tuemp av. and Pestalozil. BOY With 1 or 2 years' drug tor ex- perlence.

rsrsnrl and Russell. BOY IS years, to work in orug tor s00 Delmar bl. ictcicmct. otu.iv.ww" i. i.

i v.uim bricrht. intelll gent. 18 year old: permanent solution Box. N-1S2, BOY Wagon. Apply Friday morning, orir oermlt -stsfen isiana ijuii Works.

2S0 Washington BOY tui i ia vtiars: xooa oulmm- tunlty; no dreamer wa PPiy. uuemein. It. U. S1W.

Tnv'w rid Cook BOY Whit to work In drug 5ore oust have soda fountain experience. Appiy mini mer. 4ifu Iiclede. bOY Bright, energetlo and wll-behavd, i i boum: S20 to start sauoatlon received. rti AdiM own A-s.

Prt-P1entch. 'Cn Candy UiktR-Firat-claaa. Fink can dy kitchen. Sl ColllnvlU Et St. Ixnl.

CARPENTERS Carpenter helper and labor er. MS cnr-l v. C'svton. Parne'r i i. l.

vi. i An small work. Fal: Tbeaur. Grand and Caaa. Call this va 8H0EW0RKERS WANTED BOYS To cement sole.

Werthetmer-Swarts Shoe 14th and Panln. CHANNEL CEMKNTER And task tStlSr. International hn I 'a Jeftaraoa aad at. Louis. CUTTERS lst-clasa; trimming cutters aX once.

Apply Homes Take Plant. 12tb any Russei. (el HEEL SCOURER First-da, andoper-o welts. Burrow-Jones-Dver. 21st and Lucaa.

1'ACKING ROOM HELP International Sho Jefferson and St. Louis. PLLERfS-Oi ER Experienced, Copeland and nigger head operators. A- Factory. Jef- feryr-n and Randolph.

tcai TACK PULLER And sola layer, lnterna- tionai snoe Jefferon ani st. ijui.ici VAMPERS Rritchxs. folders and Other flt- tlng room help on men's tin shoes. Apply Mr. P.

W. Prior, formerly of St. loj. who Ls In charg of fitting room. Th Flor-shelm Shoe Adams and Clinton ta.

Chicago. 111. c5 AGENTS WANTED AGENTS Don't work for others: start mall order business at home: I made $8500 first year: I will show you how; instructive book-iet free. Voorhles. Desk T.

Oman. Neb, til AGENTS And crew workers; sl our perfumes, toilet article, soap and combination boxes; our agent are making big money. 150 per cent. Hooflnger Kotn. hi in St.

Louis. c42i CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSERS Big pay; call -after 1 p. m. hiil.lcITOR Sncia.l editor man: good good commission: steady work. 40i Washington av.

4) ii.iriTnui' vii- hlffh-o-rsde: newsnaDer truarantee to the right man on of the best canvassing proposition ever offered. Room 815, Star Building. cS0 SOL1C1 iolts With newspaDcr experience, on Dremium work: active worker can make from $18 to $30 per week: we will guarantee yz.ov per aay, Dut must turn iu uww um order dally. Come ready for work. Ros Welch.

Hearst Chicago. ct SUBSCRli'TlON MEN lo. ilv. to work th states or California. Oregon and waaning-imi fnr I Weekly; all exDenses Dald.

Apply bten 8 and 8 a. 50o Benolst BlGg. SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN Traveling: for interest books. commission, nothing advanced. Dclbrldg 113 Market SALESMAN Firt-claa demonstrator who can sell th goods; call Friday mom tax.

4215A Olive. SALtalltN City and road, soliciting ac-jmiini for collection and ellinr collec tion system to merclk nts. Room 610. 408 Olive. icon; SALESMAN The New Encyclopaedia Brl tannics- minted on India naner: excellent opportunity for men with clean record; lead supplied.

Room wi pane mag. toooj SALESMEN We have good opening for salesmen in good territory: must travel in country town and sell merchants: firm well known in territory want covered and want successful, capable salesmen who want to mak big money. Call 221 oilv. room SALESMAN Successful; willing to travel outside St. Louis, for long-established, reliable St.

Louis concern: must know how to sell merchants; position pays $io0 month abov expenses to start; permanent. Box N-82. Pot-Dlspatch. 4 SALES MANAGERS 3 excellent men familiar with grocery, hardware, paint and auto trade In St. Louis and vicinity, abl to Invest $500 or mora in lln with less com- rtltlon and more profit than any other.

Call to 10 m. Thursday to Saturday toclu-sive. Factory 8312 Postaloxxl St. (c89) cALt.f-Mi!.N On Dec. 1 1812.

I will put ev eral more men on in this city; tbe two men getting the most business during that month will be appointed regular, with a monthly brewing account of $75 to start with. Those not appou.ted will receive liberal pay for what business they set. Competent for the positions must sta'r 96, education and Uox N-174. Post-Dlf natch. TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGFNCIEJ US a moving plctur operator: night aad day classes.

HOily School. 212 N. lgth. (cli TELEGRAPHING LEARN In our St, Louta and Chicago office. Union Elctrle Tele-graph 102 S.

3d. j) LADIES You can be independent; learn hair oressing; Herrmann permanent wave, manicuring, facial maasage, electrolysis or chiropody; you are sure of a position at top wages; call or writ at once. Molar College hlo N. 6th St. i (4) WANTED Railway mall clerks and clerk-carriers for parcel post: many needed; prepare for examination now.

Writ P. Oa- meiit. Fullerton Bldg. (cpj HELP WANTED FEMALE APPRENTICE Paid while learning: refer ences required. European Hair Dressing mnorn, layiur miu viive.

BILL CLERKS And bookkeepers, to learn Elliott-Fisher method of mechanical bill ing and bookkeeping ln th Elliott-Fisher scaool; situation open. 217 victoria Bldg. tJOOKKHitiPiSR- -Assistant. or someone good at figures; state salary and. axperi- ence.

not r-ost-uispatcn. (o) BUNDLE WRAPPER lst-class. Old St. Louia Laundry. 1030 victor.

i) COOK To assist with housework; refer-ence. Apply4048 Berlin; COOK White woman, for plain cooking. Methodist Home. 4385 Maryland. vOOK Experienced, with references.

Cabanne. 6740 DIPPERS Chocolate bonbon, and fancy pacKers. Apply iueaier s. ooxv iiorissant. DIPPERS EXPERIENCED CHOCOLATE.

APPLY SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE SCHAPER 8TH AND WASIilNU- TIN. JcJ At nuo urana, GIRL, For general housework. 3016 N. Tayfor. ti; GiRLt- lo work In candy factory; expe- rienceu kiss wrappers; o.

iot at. ueorge. GIRL Living on South Side, assist with part or day, aaia Arsenal st. (u GIRL For grocery store. Apply to 110 S.

otn street. GIRL For general housework; small fam liy. Tyler (eg) GIRLS For power machine. Bronx Hat yo.r lozt Lucaa. AS.

GIRL For general housework. Hal lloay; tae oranq or rourtn cars, tcaj GIRL Young, to assist ln general house work and go come nignta. caoany 2675R, tl) GIKLS 2 experienced, to stamp and seal envelope. Edwin Schlele DisL 204 s. 4tn st.

GIRL Or women, for help in restaurant kitchen: come ready to work. 19th st. GIRL Neat to assist with .0 children one who 1 willing to leave city; refer ences. 895IA West Pine bl. GIRLS Several.

18 year and over; light piecework; $4.60 week guaranteed to be gin witn. ocnoentnaier ig. ivn outeau. tc GIRLS Neat, intelligent girla of 16 to 18 years of age for of fice positions. Apply to buper intendent, 2d floor.

SCRUGGS VANDERVOORT-BARNET. (c) HAIRDRESSER Flrat-clas; experienced In al! detail; bigneat wagss paia. uau Franklin av. c) HOUSEGIRL Small family: good pay. Call 818 N.

otn. central cwou, HOUSEGIRL Young, experienced; Carman preferred. 6143 Westminster. no orJuKL or general nouaewora. aw Cabanne.

HOUSEGIR! For general housework; cooking: good, eteaay position. silt Utah Victor f003J. (c) HoUdEGlKL or general nousewora. afternoon: reference required. 456 rtn bl.

id HOUSEGIR1 Whit, for general housework; nistn cooking, small family, no washing. Phon Cabany IBIH. W. Ii. Row sex 12MA mherst.

ci i For houMwora and plain cook Ing; small ramny; no wssning; gooa wage; pleasant nome. io njngoury between Union and Clara av. and Wash-In rt on and Waterman. t4 HOUSEKEEPER In small colored family. Apply to j.

nan. ssnintrton. mo. JOB PRESS FEEDER Experienced flscur- itv Printing oo ann me LADIES Or good appearanc and addr; salary and commission right partis Boa A' pn.l rHspsto- (Cl LADY Young, experienced comptometer operator; most have at least years' experience, fast and accurate; also must unasrsiana wince wvre-- suurfn sITo age. reference, expeneno.

salary expected. Box Q-181. Pot-Dipatch. tct) LAUNDRESS Whit preferred. $141 Htgr.lsnq av, ill i res White; washing and Iron 1ng.

Call Friday before 11, 's 511 Juniata. MACHINE OPERATORS On pants, all parts; also giris to learn. Loa-uerrmann Clothing 914 'Pis. MACHINK OPERATOR! Experienced on tent ana covers; teav wer. svppir til N.

Broadway. la) MACHINE OPERATOR Five, oa buteher roc as. Daroer coat, unxu ana nvmming. Mark. T0 I ucss c4) Kk For cb Idre and years old: must hav reference; good wage; Die Tmm fope pi OPERATORS ExcMrlenood.

men's aseii wr. apply ieiemoa NNkwiri leT Waahlnrtoa. 44 Lost and Foiaed SolH agate. 10c line; minimum 20c. LOST BA8KET Lost.

Bellefontalne car north, Monday morning, qulit blocks and apron. Return to Mrs. Brocksmith. 6714 Virginia. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT Lost.

Boatman' Bank. No. 172.60; $lnbl 60 due Sept. 2e. 11: return to Blanche Pabat.

1012A Locuat ax. or Boatman a Bank. (21) CIGAR CASE Lost, with name and address Inside: also other papers. HUelrand. 7b0VA Natural Bridge rti.

avjo Lost; remaie setter. 1481. Reward. Lindeil DOG Lost; pointer; liver and white; no col-. lar; $0 reward.

Ketmn to Uelmar. (c4) ititLAa6fc. Lost, Saturday, night on Washington between Spring and Sarah, with long gold handle. Libera! reward If returned 441 Washington. Lindeil 405.

(c viLASSkti Lost, on Big Four sleeoer. Tuea day evening, or on piatform, pair of steel-rimmed eyeglasses in black case. D. R. Nled- criander, l'aiKianq pi.

(c) 1ANDBAG Lost; Sunday on Grand or Park cars and vicinity; velvet: witn small purse, envelope with florist receipt and and addressed. Mrs. E. Gilbert, 3j07 Market; liberal reward. Box N-11S.

Post-Dispatch. HORSE Lost, dark bay, slit left ear, knuckled In right hoof, taken off iay nignt; reward. mm: aiarnice pi. r. Lost, pert st.

bunch of. Reward. 2008 He- viiei Lost: bunch: between Russell av. am Union Station, number on tag. Re-.

urn to 20fi S. 12th ft. Central c4) GLOVE; Lost: extra length; right hand; new, white; return Pierce Bldg. reward. jlitiN h.

i 'i fc. Lost. gold. without chain; reward. Beturn to ian rnwrnm pi.

BAG Lost, near Froebtl School Winnebago and Nebraska; piease return to S. tirand and receive liberal reward; k.tor (c Lost; Monday afternoon. $200 In bills, between Osceola. Neosho tjti Ten-i essee. Reward.

Return to 4427 3. 3ah. OPAL, Lost: large: on chain; near Spring and Washington: reward If returned. 3711 Olive. IN Lost: blue enameled, between Boyle and Taylor on Olive.

Return 4354 McPher- n. Reward. i.hSK Lost, on Waterman and Lake, at 10.30 a. Wednesday, black patent t-ather, containing fltt or more. Reward.

ione Forest 3f4H. BABBIT Lost, black, pet; reward if re-tumr-d. Ielinar. KING Lost, lady's, single turquo.se. Grand- Lender: reward.

Call Canany 143. RING Lost, medium sise. Irregular, white pearl: reward. Box N-lre. Post-Dispatch.

(4) BOOK Lost: Xiiden Creamery. fVnt-nl si.lSR or 1S21 Park. Reward. Call iHIELtT-Lost gold: Inscribed Board of Pub lic Safety. Waterbury.

reward. 4023 Delmar 3141K. lei SLlVfcR BAG Lost; Wednesday aft- eraoon containing money. rTiaco pass. Keys; reward; phone Lindeil 114.

Ad. 4237 West- minster pi fiivfr.i Lost, live, from TiHO Page bl. A i LH Lost, ladies gold, with pin. on Cherokee car. between lsth and Laml and nsMngton av.

Reward. 12.10 Laml. I.H AND CHAIN Lost, heavv go! chain and small watch. Olive 2000. Station -O.

1HQ4 Syndicate Trust Bldg. (c) 1 AR PIN Found app'y 4330 McPherson. GASOLINE LAUNCH Found: small: float. jng down river off Missouri avenue, Eat Sr. Louis Nov.

23. For further lnlormation can j. Tracey. Lindeil 1102. Found, at Chain of Rock.

J. C. Miller. 1373 River View drive. Bt- Louis.

Mo. (41 NECKLACE Found, coral, on Russell Saturday niaht. Call Lost and Found Bu- reau Post-Dispatch. 5i rst.i.ivuACi!. tound, gold, with heart, or.

Beck Tuesday a. m. Call Lost and round Bureau Post-Dispatch. KING Found: call 742 Aubert. WATCH CHARM Found: Broadway and Locust.

Call Lost and Found Bureau. Post-Uispatch. (4) wAKH Found. eoid. Olvmolo Theater.

Wednesday: owner call Sidney 1S33 for In formation. (6) ARTICLES FOUND BY POLICE. PAWN TICKKTS Found 13th and Market. awaiting owner. Central District.

A TO TOOLS ound Reservoir iarx. awaiting owner. Reservoir gate or nee. Kfc.lt round, awaiting owner. Beventn District substation.

KEYS Found 4th and Market, awaiting owner, rourtn District. Solid agate. 15c line; business personal. 25c Minimum, 2 lines. Full amount must accompany orders by mall.

PERSONAI. Gerenade cream fervid again cream leuno nnny narrow poses exult. aucet ca icq tunny. PERSONAL Dear patiently waiting to hear from you; give particulars and location. Royal.

Vvanted. name and address of a st. Louisan wno nas made a trip in a Zeppelin airship in Germany. Box R-189, lv-st-Dlsrmtch. (1 DON'T worry about money for Christmas presents.

Your credit is good at LofUs Bros. Co. Diamonds, watches, jewelry, sil verware at oargam prices; montns to pay. f-econd floor. 308 N.

6th t. (c2) PERSONAL I thought it a case of "gone far enough;" time' for the leaves of your lives to unfold; none spared me neither will I spare any? It may come slow, but sure: unfortunate the price that was offered; lest rny ghoet point a finger at you. were I to die tomorrow, not one or you snouid go unpun lshed. for a soul like yours there is no es- cape: the grave would refuse to hold the pressure of your cunning lies or hush un-recompensed such suffering as mine; am watching the tide toss back to you and yours that wmcn vou would toss to me. ADOPTION FOR ADOPTION Beautiful baby boy good parentage.

2600 Washington. of Employment" VVantert Solid agate. 5c line; business notices, puh- uner a option, xuc line; minimum, i lines. MALE BAKER 1st -class: all around; sober, stead country Dreierred. Gust Zelaer vai fine street.

FARMER practical; management of a good stock and grain xarm or would con- alder a fuliy equipped farm on shares. Box u-a. Post-Dipatcn BARTENDER Position; first-class reference. Box R-liO. Post-Dispatch.

(4 BARTENDER. middle-aged: good refer ences: will uo porter wore ttox Post-Disnatch (41 BILLING CLERK or any kind of clerical work; best or reference. Box T-13. Post-Dispatch. BOOKKEEPER About 6 hour day: 6 years' exnerlence: salary reasonable.

R. H. 222SA Oregon (5) BOOKKEEPER Sit. by experienced, clerk, 22: good education; rcierences; reasonable Ptix Q-127. Post-Dispatch.

(S) BOY Sit, by boy 15 years old for chorea, city or country. iu7i wenston. CANDY HELPER Sit. flrat-clas ail round man: good references, box n-1 iX Post-Dispatch. (4) CARPENTER Sit.

by experienced, allround willing worker. Kinloca Central 201 S. 2303 asningron. CHAUFFEUR and 4 years' experience; best reference. Box N-43, Post- Dispatch.

(4 1 CHAUFFEUR Want position; do repairing; la willing to do any other work. 1UU4 S. 7th, CHAUFFEUR Younc man desires position 8 year' experience; can do repairing. Box N-S Post-DIpatch. 4 CHAUFFEUR Experienced auto repairer and driver wants private place for winter: expert, reliable and careful; married.

Box Post-oispatcn. CIRCULATION MANAGER newsoa per or magazine, in city from 8O.000 to rl. Pox Z2S. Salem, mo. CLERK Sit.

by active young man of good I and best of reference, box t-35. Pot-Dl. I COLLECTOR Sit. by good, experienced: ref. erence and bond.

pox it-iwa. r-ost-iis. 4 ii Sit Ist-ciass: colored: 15 vears ex. perlence; will do party cooking. 2S41 Clark.

Bomotit COOK Sit. by young man. colored A No. l. In prlvat nunuj or boarding house 10 rears oxperteno: references.

urmna COOK And houseman; alt, wanted: colored lust of the dining car St- Joseph. Mo. nod reference from lat. employer fine oook. houseman and tabl waiter; makes fin salads, pastry ana so win attend to tir- nsrs Call Qiiv lozs.

CRKD1T MAN Open for position: aaaocTi tlon member: thorourhlv posted on whole sale credit aaa collection, uox r-z. toil Pisr-ateh, DAvNCINO PROFESSOR Desire position as manarer or teacher tn dancing academy, composer of dances; best referencss. Box Q-122. Post-Dlspatcn DRIVER Sit. by actlv young man of good character for laundry or oity delivery; beat of reference and cash bond If required.

Box N-1J1. rot-iipatcn. FIREMAN for heating or powar. alo Janitor, houssmaa and gardener: practical ht all; education, good deportment, gen tie-manly, strictly sober; an Interview daslrsd. Pox T-a.

Pot-Pls-jatch. LATHER also floor raping; piece work. Ward, East Grand. S) muunery. Apoiy uept.

Merc Ill waningTon sv. PRESS FEEDER For Gordon preferred. Edgar Roberts Mfg Walnut st, Bin 2110 SKIRT TRIMMER Exprincd. Skirt Co. Lucas.

fetyleflt 151 STRAW OPERATORS For course braid. Bronx Hat 14 Lucaa tc) tVAiihl.ksn In anA i'l lKth at WAITRESSES 20; to work a banquet this evening, im at cnaries sr. WAITRESS Experienced, com ready for worn. Mippodrom Hotel. tn ana smut.

WOMEN Experienced to wash dishes. 403 roqway. WOMAN Neat, plain, to take charge of laare ares room, to scrao ana Beep in ood condition. Apply ana vvaantngton. SHOEWORKERS WANTED TOP FITTER For Post trimming ma chine: table -rtrla to emunt aho.

Jo- hanen Bro $64 Laclede. LAUNDRY HELP WANTED MACHINES GIRLS And hand troners. Cote) lonial Laundry. 4018 Olive. MARKER Experienced, and snorter, flat work.

Add1v SuDerlor Laundrv. 1743 S. lMh IcT) SHIRT FINISHER Neat and experienced. femal: we gtv steady and good paying work: our laundrv Is ht most sanitary sn the best home com fort -siving piac In tbis city. Paul E.

Wolff Shirt 4414 Pag. Ic5 SKIRT FINISHER Experienced. Peerless Laundry. 2137 Clark. feT ARCHERS Aalco Laundry.

3700 Olive, (c) SALESLADIES WANTED SALESLADIES The Children' League want several mlddle-ared ladies nf education and culture to travel south for the winter. position permanent and will pay $100 per montn to qualified parties, fie Mrs. Strug, room 40O. Dolph Bldg. ic) SALESGIRLS 18 TO 18 TEARS OF AGE.

FOR BARGAIN SQUARE AND STOCK U1HLS; JtAPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY APPLY SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. SCHAPER STH AND WASHINGTON, (cj SALESWOMEN WANTED Por Jewelry, toilet articles and art embroidery; steady position and sjood saiary to tnose competent, jkppiy auperintenaent's office, FAMOUS BARR CO- Washlnirton av. and Sixth st. For 5aleWaintec Solid agate. lOo line, ezcapt automobiles.

bicycle, boat, cameras, launcbe. motor cycles, store ana ornce nxturss. lo lln minimum, unes. MISCELLANEOUS FOR 8ALE BILLIARD AND POOL. TABLES Fo.

sale: new and aaeamlhand: raoalrlnB ana supplies or all kinds. A. tu. scnuuat. ii.

Pine st. Main 277. Central 44M. tc2i CHRISTMAS KA1 JO Sorclal discount on dia monds, watcties. jewelry, tuiverwar.

lo your Christmaa ahoontnc now and Bet drat choice. It la easy to open a charg account with u. All require ls honosty; very- hlrur confidentlsl. Loftla Bros. 2d floor.

3QS N. 8th St. (C2) i.OAL For sale; sianaard. He; Sunilaui 12c: ml Olive, inc. Johnson Bros, uoai Undell 9o2.

Delmar 1708, (c. wOOLcMd Largest variety of refrigerator and coolers for rrocer aad meat markets ln city; cooler for hotels and restaurants, family refrigerators, with linings of porcelain enamel, anal alaa or sweet arjruce. Mc- Cray. 8 doors north of Locust on 8d 1001 MINNOWS For aJe; extra larg; for ahlp- ping purpose: outneat of lata ana yiive iHKti DUMP. Clsi-r nr ashes A40A Rsston OTISPHEN J.

OAV1N LUMBCIt VISA SETS or sate. fine black or brown. worth si iotBj. rranmin. tcie ALU IvlJEEL CHAIRS Will rent.

42 Olive st. Deiiar at. Linoeii wi. NtW city map. jut out.

sho win, rout of ii. street intflsixed and numbered prepaid. 28e. poster. 410 was a Ington av.

MMW, rtiivr-OiTS AKin ai tiivb or ami women' and men's: sllD-on at $1.75 oio rranaim. v' Rn.GULA.T10N city ash can for prorriot do- livery cexton-stuoinger Rang Broadway. bAFcS For sal, of ail sixes; cheap; saf- opened, rsnalred. L. Beer: both nhones.

804 Market. (c621 SAFE For sale, big oriicv afa: 10-h. Commercial- motor: elactrlo fixture an hade; stock tabeling and sample truck Superior Mfc. s03 Washington av can to 12 a. to 4 p.

m. tc4 tij I For aale: cntaD: tuO Parke. Bros, hammerles. with caaa. Centra (774J.

(c4 WATER HEATER For sale. Ruud No. 2o. new. never been connected: coat S20: sell ror to.

laoBA isempie. VHITER PRESS AND SAFE For sal, very rneap. u. Langan. W20 wasn st- joj Missouri and Illinois Coal Co.

Main 434. Central 2 (c NICKEL PLATING Also rold. silver, bras and Conner nlatln: repairing and lacauerlng. Mustek's Platlni successors to Degge'Muslck, 719 Mar ket st. (c69 PIPE PURPOSES CTi.KII.

nmA a at.am All mnA filpe, newly threaded, with couplings; clean nside and outside and guaranteed to do th service of naw at a large saving; all pip thoroughly inspected before shipping. JOS. GREEN SPON SONS PIPE AND SUPPLY Broadway and Mullanphy. St. Angles, I Beams, Columns, Pipe Channel, rails, cut to specifications, at one-third usual price; grate bars, wlr cable, pip and fitting: all sixes, and other usable iron: get our figure before ordering.

COHEN -SCHWARTZ RAIL A ro. Hal! and Branch h'h STANDARD ASH CANS Delivered everywhere, complete tock; prices light; sheet metal work, guttering and spouting. A. H. GRUENDLER.

1018 Can av. Both phone IRON WOKK. FOR BUTLDINGB. Owing to our new addition and latest equipment, we are now ln pos.tlon to furnish anything ln Iron work for building and bridge. Our large stock of structural shape and plates enable ua to mak immadiat delivery and low rjrlces.

J08. GREENSPON 4b FOXS 8TRUCTORAX BTE1SL WORKS. 14 N. Broadway. St.

Louis, Mo. MISCELLANEOUS WANT8 BARGAINS in evening and street drawee. ladle' and gentlemen's cast-off clothes bought. Mr. Miller.

007 Walnut Centra! S71U Olive 1248. c6fi) CLOiHiNii Cast-off. bought; men's suits. KSo up; ladles' salts ana drse. your own Ice.

Olive 828L. Central Banks. 07 Blddle St. (c8, CAST-OFF Wtd. Will pay tne highest prices.

Nessenfsid. 3028 Market st. Phone Can. fiSBSK. Oilv 4S01 of call at stcr.

(cHi CLOTHING Wta. All kinds, men'a lsdie summer, or winter doming, for shipment: pe et to tin suits. u. ff-i. fnrift HOAH call Immed atelv.

Getter. 442e Pare pi oitoUN'D Wtd. Several load; no day, CaT5 ventral iuioh, FINISHER Wtd Secondhand: lack nq p. mnwr. poi ANIMALS BIRD DOGS For sal; cheap.

Box O-lll Post-Dlspatcn. JS. DOGS aale. Boston, puodle. fox tr- rter.

Jul, sps.ni is. etc; cneap. 2V2 H. 12th at. (c4l PUP For ss.ie.

male Boston terrier; good hesd; screw tall; $15. Sivudlnry. ulti.r.k coon nounus wher they etlrauiwii tight; free tree barker and tayrs: is dav' trial allowed, una coon Uound Kn- nels. V. ster vaitey.

ssiss. Ir7 BOOKS AND PERIODICALS RrWiKS Wtd Halmanhln. nnaettesJ book oours by National Correspondenc Institute. aiiiwauB; uiv price. Hog 0-t4.

lot- ImHSPS ten uua mi also auuatit aad snid. -n ot send addra Mills' Book Stor. eo7 4 nesrnuT UILDIN0 MATERIAL LUMBER Per sale, sli ecndha4 kulldtB inetensi. inmnr, vrwmi cpeeus. vs Stl ls- srwn it.

feons oilv Wi. CLOTHING fnxiTHIN--sl tallor-msde -vreaata, suit, pent, liae etw; at tea prio Call at Tetkemsjs. 'tcOi Market Kluia.r price tiid for lew sent' off clothing. Velafa, Caatota. svftrit GOLD AND SILVER PLATING, repair; eaUt for eld cetd and silver.

katcrprta plating Co-, XelatsA BM Cafe. CHICKEN. PICKERS At one. So: paying So each fur dry picking chicken. Max Atlas.

Decatur. HI. CHIl'PEHb Men wanted to learn piecework chipping-. $2 per day for ft hours guaranteed until you learn: goud men can make (3 and mort par day: steady work all th for; do troubl. Apply Coroonwialth Stcol Granite City.

111.. 7 a. ca CUTTER Experienced uit and skirt. Starr Skirt f23 asnmgton. DL61 MAKERS Five die and tool maker who can and will do accurate work.

Duolex Adding Mach. 1IHIO Morgan. c7Bl week. 3436 Olive. liinn rt ASH f.KS Experienced: colored: must have restaurant experience, be strong and quick: nagea 7 week.

Regent Restaurant. ji ntn. DISTRIBUTERS 4 good; call today. O'Fallon. "I5H 1125 Clayton.

DRIVER -Colored, for city dirt wagon: $1.50 no- Call earlv Sir. ENGINEER Licensed: must do hi own flrlnif. Box N-133. Post-Dlsnatch. LNiiiAtr-ri Licensed, one wno Is good machinist; no other need apply.

Answer, gly-mrr reference. Box Q-tiO. Post-Dls (c4) ENGINEER Licensed; to run 10 h. p. steam boiler.

Apply 19th and Carr. (e) BRRANC HOVS-Must be 10 u.nSSriugiei- I-ORt-MAN Experienced, to take charge of quarry plant; apply at once. 522i Ht. Louis av. jC4j GAS FITTER Expti-lenced: one that Is o-ber and looking for steady position; good wages.

Address Cairo City Ga Cairo c6) JA.NUCK mo. vveat Belle single, mld- uie-aije'i, rr. mn man- room furnished. on Jiti-nerson and Newsted. West- iiuuems; ooord, room and JANilOK vvnjti man; must have experl- Post-Dlsnatch.

wui, uci Hit ill i ii Knr (41 ltnint.ni3-rcir xmstructlon Work. Arimv National stockyards. Kast St. Ixiulli. III.

ic. Ahui.tK-i-iii. t.vtn i Howuru Fire Brick ri.iw oi ioui county. Mo. CSi ii and lw nd grader.

Goodfellow and Kennerly av. H. LABORERS 25 san.l for brick paving; Alabama and Slate; take Pellefontalna car south. Ruecklng Conatruc- tion MACHINIST or light model work. Chemical Bldg.

1526 (c4) M.nyin.-sr5ffi.r-and my MAN Who understands repairing furnace, Fenian Church, s. e. corner hth nml Rim MAN Young-, experienced list.washer; report 25 Baruner. worK ln oaaery. 1061 Ho dlamont.

Frlegel's Bakerv-. MAN Young, to travel; experience unneces- MUU J. CAUCUSeS. tall BlH Oil A nil Bldg. ill fr, cooking and to aislst witn housework; $30 a month.

Phon Web- ieter 12. MAN Rooms and some wage to respectable, man; furnace work around house. 3117 A si 1 vi erf trti MAN Between 25 and 30. to manage retail grocery; must have Al reference. Apply Mil N.

a. m. fr2i tAN our ki-Hrance. fair education, a hustler, not nl work, aia on start. Apply between 8 and 9 a.

501 HPnolgt Hldg. ((S) UAN By a nianulacturinc enncorn liriaht young, about 20 vears old On. expeneuce in selling goods preferred. Splendid uportunlty for future advancement. Box A-s Pnpt-Dlsnatch.

MAN Handy with machinist's tools; one with electrical experience Dre- erred. Apply 2d floor, the Big Store, Eighth and Washington, (e) MARBLE POLISHER And base cutter; sieaay worn, juaiaea Vftn Works, Mal- Mo- fefil MEN For excavating; V'andeventer and Tow- nr wravt. west or station. Stler. MEN 1 good address, will pv salary and j-niii a.inin.

air i.ogan. i if. st. (cS MEN 25. for wrecking; bring hatchets.

11th at, injrin oi iaiayette. ti MEN 4: for labor work at P.n., fit Apply Howe Scale 409 N. 4th "st. Fri-day 7 a. m.

MEN Of good appearance, capable of meet- uig puuucj quicKiy. v. a. Brown. 718 t.

c8, ioung. of pieasmg personality. sfi" for Mr. (c8 outside work: call at or o'clock. eln 2721 -dams st.

MiN iie. wno can meet tn nublic: liberal salary and commission rlsht nn- fc--i Pist-Dispatch. fnh. MEN 12, sturdy who are nil line- irTrl readv to sacrifice evervrhlnn- lives, to better the condition of the human family in this country. Box N-118.

-D. MEN good atrong; must be able to do uri; no otner out aooer men need to apply; Friday a. 2yth. Norvell-Shap- lelgh Hardware Co. Mfc-X For V.

Army, ablc-oodiel. unmarried men. between aeea of IN on.r ni. i.i. tens of the United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English language.

For information apply to Recruiting Officer. 3d and Olivi St, Louis; 220 B. Main at. Mann.bal. or 1016 Walnut Murphys- vwtrs-k 111 (clB Market.

OFFICE BOY Must be lo or over. AddIv oy mail. Box O-02, Post-Dispatch. (c) OFFICE BOY' state age, amount of school- iiik mm expeneuc in answer. Box N-1S7, Post-Dlepatch.

PACKERS Thorourily experienced; In U. uius, Bnnu.inj ur wnoiesaie drug business; state age and give references la Box T-2, Post-Dispatch. i'-m1-rcWrAHEKKxpert- APPy 6 m-. 10 1 1 ninn. PAiN'lER end of Market st.

car. Rlch- mona neisnts. a. Prlcav. tc) 1 Li.

i i i work. No. one who can do house-Ill, S. 2 Hh. CUTTER A lirst-class and folding ooerator.

Skinner Kennedv Kiinnirv i'Ai IbhX FlI-iiRa 'jiwd wages. American East St. Steel Foundrv. 2U0U B10n.iu.au Louis. (e1) I'Aititb t.oiored; stackers and wheeler' ln alley.

Virginia and Oet-eola; money advanced every night. Wm. 14. Bush Construction Co. ri POLISHER And finisher; experienced.

J. 1 eoper 1 casa av. QUARRY ME.N And laborers, at East St. Louis stone ballnitr Snrin-r. Ill Cit Uliive.

miapi'uji cast IOUIS. ICOI IRON FINISHERS Experienced; for door frame work: call readv for vnrir si 7 a. Friday, s. e. cor.

21st and Pine, (cl 2: 8 hours; $2. 01H5 Delmar. SIGN l'AINTE It- Call at 204 N. Channlng after hiAVt JOIN rtHS Barrel raiser. buoi shoD men ana laborer: aoulv Interatsr STEAM DRILLERS Two.

East St. Louis Stone Falling Spring. 111. Cltv of- flce. 40 Missouri East St.

Lout. (c5 All.oR For pressing and repairing Call Friday 4-1 N. Sarah. TAILOR Coat maker; ladle' coat; lob. Call Friday morning arlv.

Gravoia. TAILORS Two coat makers: ateady work all winter. T. inurman. Bonne Terr.

Mo. TEAMS For dirt wagon. 8729 Phillip. A. MuecKe.

ef TEAISTERS Apply before 6:30 a. m. COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. Stable 6th and Cerre or 433 W. Broadway, Louis.

(c) TRACK BOLT MAKER On or two flrt- as traca ooit leeaers; tneaav work- good wage: no troubl. Apply by letter or In piron, Pittsburg Forge and Iron corner 10th at. and Pcnn Pitts- purg. Pa. i cS y.ARD MX 3Q2 Washington.

tc) YOUNG MAN To woik in grocery and m.t market; must bustler and hav good habits: good wages. Wm. Schroedcr. 114 N. -inieventer.

Six Exp. Punch Press Hands On blanking, forming and perforating sheet iron; vi. aw jirr yuui suu irraniutn in addition to day rate; steady work to good men. CENTURY ELECTRIC ltth aad Olive. (c8 -Experienced arm.

411J Ksston. Stanley's MiKib HoI-Pt4tS To clear aew SToundT 1.1c an hour, all winter: sdoIv to Wm. I.wt- x-irwood. ri. K.

FleMen i WRtCKEKS 20. with batckt; Grand av, entrance Tower Grove Park. Jaa. T. Ad- ttt ci PARTNERS WANTEO PARTNER Wtd.

Id good saloon; small capi tal: experience unnecessary rar oppor- timity: tnvestirsre. i.t-i.- men ic AkiM.lt Wtd. -company doing a orofit. msnufscturlne busln deslrssi in in. crease facilities to lak car of it lnaralng mall order trad: will il limited number of hare to reputable party, witter wltheM sarvloe.

cx N-M, J-oi-inpOB. q. to WAS IT DC BT. tOUTS AT Not. 1io 1811 1M' 24 5 23 ..84 ..41..

36 62 57 42 JJ .33. .23. a 43 34. lft 80 2T 85 POOR RICHARD'S Want Ad Almanac. "A fat kitchen makes a lean will." But the thrifty housewife who looks to Post-Dispatch Want Ads for help In her house-.

hold will keep "her kitchen well balanced and in g-ood order, Cll up the Post-Dispatch. Tour credit la rood if you rent a Shone. Ollvs 8600 Central. CHURCH NOnCfcb. UNITED HEBREW King's highway and Von Versen avenue.

Regular services this (Friday) evening. Nov. 29. Rabbi Llpkind will speak; subject. "Looking Backward; the Story of Human Progress." All Interested are welcome.

15) i DfcATHS. Death notice. line or less, ft: each extra line 15c; ntemorlame. 20c per line. BAGUOT Suddenly, on Saturday, Nov.

23, 1912. Estelle Wonderly Bag-got, beloved daughter of Charles P. Wonderly, and sister of Charles E. Wonderly. Funeral from Lynch's undertaking rooms to St.

Xavier's (College; Church. Mass at 9:30 a. Friday, Nov. 29, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Baltimore, New York and Fredrick, (Md.) papers please copy.

(c CANAVAN Suddenly, on Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1912, at 2 p. Thomas J. Cana van, aged 36 years. Funeral will take place from his late residence, 6722 Cote Brilliante avenue, on Friday, Nov.

29, at 8:30 a to St. Edward's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends Invited to attend. Philadelphia papers please copy. (c) CARTE Entered Into rest on Tuesday, Nov.

26, 1912, at 11 p. David Carten, beloved husband of Alice Carten (nee Anderson), and son of the late David and Hannah Carten. Funeral from family residence, 151S Burd avenue, on Friday. Nov. 29, at 2 p.

to St. Edward's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends Invited to attend. (c DtTFF Entered Into rest on Thursday, Nov. 23, 1912, at 8 a.

after a lingering illness, at the age of 59 years, Anna Duff (nee Carthy), dearly beloved wife of the late James J. Duff, and dear mother of Thomas A. Duff. Mrs. F.

Schnurr (nee Duff), Mrs. A. Taylor (nee Duff), John W. Edward C. Duff and the late James Duff Jr.

and Patrick Duff, and our dear grandmother. Funeral will take place Saturday. Nov. 30. at 9 a.

from family residence, 2628A California avenue, to St. Agnes' Church, thence to Calvary Cf-metery. Relatives and friends in--vited to attend. Alton papers please copy. (c5) DIKE Entered Into rest Tuesday, Nov 26, 1912, at 10 a.

Thomas A. Duke, aged 81 years. Funeral from family residence, 91t Natalia avenue, East St. Louis. 111., Friday, -Nov.

29, at 8:30 a. to Sacred Heart Church, thence to Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends of family Invited to attend. (c4) ELMORE Suddenly, on Wednesday. Nov.

27, 1912, at 11:25 p. m- Mary F. lmore (nee Gibson, nee Wahle), beloved wife of George Elmore, dear mother of William, Florence and George Elmore, and our dear sister, aged 65 years 4 months and 6 days. Due notice of funeral later. (c5) FIXCHEL -Entered Into rest, after a lingering illness, on Wednesday.

Nov. 27, 1912, at 11 p. Elizabeth Fluchel (nee Blum), dearly beloved wife of George Fluchel. and dear mother of John and Charles B. Fluchel.

and our dear grandmother, at the age of 67 years. Remains will be shipped from funeral parlors of George L. Pleltsch, 6984 Easton avenue, to Union, Saturday, Nov. 30, at 7:30 a. m.

Pueblo (Colo.) papers please copy. (c5) GEVERS Entered into rest Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1912, at 6:40 p. Louis Gevers, beloved son of Wllhel-mlne Gevers, and dear brother of William Gevers, brother-in-law and uncle, atfer a lingering illness, at the age of 47 years 6 months and 7 days. Funeral from residence.

6955A Florissant avenue. Intermer. In Austin. Tex. (O GRIMES After a lingering Illness, on Wednesday, Nov.

27, 1912. at 11 a. Mrs. Louisa aged 74 years, mother of Mrs. Cora Covlan.

Ralph Grimes, Orie Grimes and Fred Grimes. Interment at Noble. 111. EI t.M AN Entered into rest Thursday. Nov.

28, 1912, at 12:40 a. Ruth Lillian Hellman, aged 2 months and 7 days, dearly beloved daughter of David and Edna Heilman (nee Ott-mann). Funeral Friday. Nov. 29, at 2 p.

from residence, 2614 Sullivan avenue, in Kaw St. Marcus' Cemetery. Jefferson City (Mo.) papers please copy. HF.RGKT Entered Into Vest Wednes dav. Nov.

27. 1912. at 12:30 p. m. after a lingering Illness, at the age of tl years 6 months and 26 days, Anna TC.

Heriret (nee Filber). beloved wife of the late John Herget. and our dear mother and grandmother. Funeral will take place on Satur day. Nov.

30. at 2 o. from family residence, 2216 Montana street, to St. Matthew's Cemetery. tcj HOWARD On Wednesday, Nov.

27, 1912, at 12 p. Mary Howard (nee Buckley), beloved wife of Thomas Howard, dear mother of Grace. Nellie. Ruth and Fern Howard. Funeral will take place Saturday.

Nov. so. at 8:30 a. irom family res idence, 261S Howard street, to St. Leo's Church, thence to Calvary Cem- irv.

FTienda are Invited to attend. tc) KERN AX Suddenly, on Tuesday. Nov. 26. 191S, at 11:20 a.

James Kernan. eon of the late Margaret and Pater Kernan. brother or Mrs. rod ert Hutcheson, Mrs. Thomas Blight.

John. Michael and Tessle Kernan. Funeral from residence of his sis tar. Mn. Robert Hutcheson.

3521 Pes- talossl street, on- Friday. Nov. 29. at 1:39 a. m- to St.

Margaret cnurch, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited to attend. lei) KITJnEY On Thursday. Nov. 18.

1912, at 7 a. Timothy Kidney, beloved husband of Ellen Kidney (nee Glea- on dear lather or Mrs. James Ceiia Mrs. Robert Fisher. Bessie.

Daniel and William Kidney. Funeral will take plaee Saturday. Nov. SO. at 8:30 a.

from family rnldence. 8407 Walnut street, to St. Malachy's Church, thence to Calvary cemetery. FTienaa invited to attend. (e) KIMBALL At San Antonio.

Tex, on Tuesday, Nov. 26. 1912, Benjamin Kimball, formerly of St. Louis, aged 4 years ana montns. Interment -in Calvary Cemetery.

rivai. Pittsburg papers please copy. KEN A On Not. 26. IMS at 11 p.

William Kenna. beloved husband of Julia Kenna (nee O'Brien), and dear father of Thomas 1.. William James E. and Frances It. Kenna.

Funeral from Cullinane Bros, fu neral parlors. 1710 North Grand ave sue, maey, hot. z. at a. to fit.

Teresa's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of the Holy Family. Friends isviiea to auena. to UAnrblOi yvvr i ,.3. 1 PIc in tn city to ouy genuine go-grace -a i-jrnlture: whv? Kecaus we own the wes- I erty; don't nave to pay rent GIBSON FURNITURH wasn st 212 STORE BARGAIN Too much stock and not enogh muvi call and get tb btneflt of our low prte oa stove, range and neater: an nigit-srae goods.

a. h. grukndlkr; IU13 A PAY CASH, SAVE MONEY sor tbe A dava taut bt store is ba ing a STRICTLY CASH SALE thst enable vou to save 40 per cant on new or slightly uea furniture oi ery aescription. Any thin can be found here. have 88 star, age lot.

Including handsome furnltur from i c-nA t.nm. thai erlll MiraHM mtm. a bargain seekers. miWAKU A. LArlUAN rijItMlUKH KD STORAGE yi4 Morgan t.

(cI4 FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS rrsEHOT.D OOODft For sal, eoatanta neatly furnUhed k-room Tat: at a bar-tin: 800 block Evan everything raadv for Immediate occupancy; fist can retted at $10 month: ga. hut and cold water, bath. See st BfrM Easton av. -fi PATENTS MFCHANICAL drawing designs and Idess developed ana pateota. not is-sou, -el POULTRY AND BIRDS CAN ART BIRDS For sale: the enly whera vou can find huadrad of breed and carefully trained singer-; Louis' largest ami oesi eqiuppeo bra rooms, j.

wilct, uno uur, VSx) SAFES SAFES For sal; new and sroiii1lini Andreas a non. si? i. ag St. AFh-rt or ssls. overstocked with esous-haod safe.

makes and sis; bargains, John Hsu nan Safe 4 Washington ict) 8EWINQ MACHINES SEWf.Na MACHINE! For sals, boa uip Btng- tr, oropaaao. wumy. sees teteiri. kEWLS'O MACHINE For sal. filacer.

1 aooa rtvnoiiiw, eii uiwcwwsui, uroi-hesil 1E0I r-hntltiao T. RlR SEWING MACHlNKiwj hi SEWING MACH1NKA Th best nl St. dtr. 1 I -Si chatt piac D. G.

Ier1dea. I Franklin 110 O'lvs st afti Pee 1 cH4 SEWING MACH IN iie For day eaiy. pscia ww prio mm vw uypesa nir tor which ar scants: Sis few A N. Mcondhand Singers pmat1e, Wbittar wiuon, wmim ooxiapa. a4 up; renting $3 to $8 pnr month: retiejrt-'! 10 day' fri trial, snilsfnii.

1718 Fraakl Phon OUv Z130. cJ SZVT mach-. aiysak. sed seefc Slaiera. white.

Txie. Davis, Horn, your chain. oash er tint; t-ea chine rent, aay mak. $1 and $8 par noath; asrr auke, 81. gcarwoteii Phots ive 111- Oe- iiZT.

AibHs 1 -sei" 1 i Frankl a. ALL of our amp ewin trvaotTiae old at oust thl trask. tmcb makes mm er. iMvla. Whit.

Doui'su i4 New rmngtBg frotv 818 also our btcyele Jf at t. t23 machitMA, Jfi: bt 4 wrrra. $8 $1.84: 8 tis tlwwad t-atring oi an ok. n( a' to 84. Ulss Msctita WSkg, mammrw' iisawtiw --t rW5.