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TTESDAT, JTEPTKMEER 10. USB. USE POST-DISPATCH HELP WANTED ADS for Capable Help Wanted. CALLJMAIN -1-1-1 SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS DEATHS st. Lorrs OST-DISPATCH FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Central PASQUALE MICELI SON Funeral Home.

Ambulance service, da jr or BUM. 1133 N. Kingshlghway. FO. 7271.

North MATH. HERMANN SON FUNERAL. DIRECTORS FAIR AND W. FLORISSANT CO. 0880.

CCLLINANE BROS. ESTABLISHED 1884 1110 N. r.rmnd. FRanklin 1192. JOHN P.

COLLINS 92B N. Grand. JE. 0554. LEIDNER FUNERAL DIRECTORS 233 St.

Loots. CO. 339Q. CE. 3608.

South Wacker-Helderle Und. Co. Chapel. Chapel. 3634 Gravom.

33-'l S. Broadway. CEMETERIES THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL MAUSOLEUM CAbany 8606 CHestnut 8331 SUNSET BURIAL PARK ON GRAVOIS ROAD Not only the most beautlfnl, but the most reasonably priced cemetery In St. I-ouls. SIX-GRAVE LOTS.

$200 AND I TERPETLAL CARE. NON-SECTARIAN. CEMETERY LOTS OAK GROVE CEMETERY Choice 6-grave sacrifice, quick sale. ATwater 260J. CREMATORIES VALHALLA Cfcapel of jftemorit Maasolrum Crematory Columbarium In Valhalla Cemetery DEATHS AI.I.EN, CLIFFORD B.

Sept 8. 1935, dear husband of Jane Temple Alien, father of Mrs. Jan Allen Birge and Edmund T. Allen. Service et the Wagoner Chapel.

3621 Olive Sept. 11. 2 p. m. Please omit flowers.

ANGELBECK. ANNA R. (nee Block) Sept. 9, 1935, 8:50 a. wife of the late Charles Angelbeck, dear sister of Fred B-lock, Sophia and Lotta Kayser, and our dear sister-in-law and aunt.

Funeral Sept. 11, 1:30 p. from the Kron Chapel, 2707 N. Grand bL Interment New Picker Cemetery. BACMANN, ANNA fe Neumann) 1140 St.

Louis East St. Louis, 111., entered Into rest Sept 7, 1935, 8:05 p. beloved mother of Alnysius M. Baumann and Mrs. John Tobinka, our dear mother- in-law.

grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt and cousin. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly's Par lors, 3840 Lindell bl Sept. 11, 8:30 a. to St.

Anthony's Church, Mera- and Michigan av. Interment Calvary Cemetery. BLITrsCHAF, FRANK W. 3932 St. Lou's entered into rest Sept.

1935, 12 noon, beloved husband of Genevieve Blittschau (nee Kelly), dear father of Ed ward Blittschau, brother of Edward Blitt schau, our dear cousin, nephew and brother-in-law. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnellys Par lors, 3840 Lindell Sept. 13. 8:30 a.

to St. Matthew's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. BROOKS, IDA FLORENCE (nee Porter) Of Festus, Sept. 8, 1935, beloved wife of Frank S.

Brooks, dear mother of Mrs. Adelyn Bank ins and Margaret and Anna Maude Brooks, our dear sister. mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral Sept. 11, 2 p.

at Festus Methodist Church. Interment Fes tus Methodist Cemetery. CI POLL GIROLOMA (nee Gullno) Sept. 9, 1935, beloved wife of the late Vito Cipolla, deer father of Joseph, Vincent and Salvatore Cipolla and Mrs. Tony uiamma- tun and our dear grandmotner.

Funeral Sept. 12, 8:15 a. from Bensiek-Niehaus Funeral Home, 1431 Union to Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery, COYI.E. VERY REV.

F.CGENE Pastor of St. Peter's Church, Kirkwood, Sept. 9. 1935. 11:35 p.

will lie in state St. Peter's Church, after 9:30 a. m. Funeral Sept. 13, office of the dead 9:30 a.

followed by solemn requiem mass 10 a. m. Interment St Peter a Cemetery, Kirkwood. DOYLE, NICHOLAS A. 709 S.

Skinker at Chicago, 111., Sept. 9, 1935, 11:03 a. beloved husband of Alverna George Doyle, dear brother of James S. Doyle and Mrs. J.

S. McGlaughlin and Mrs. W. A. O'Donnell Jr.

Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Parlors. 3840 Lindell Sept. 11. :30 a.

to St. Louis Cathedral. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Arrived St. Louis 6:52 m.

Sept. 10. DRAWE. jri.IA M. (nee Mooney) 4844A Farlin entered into rest Sept.

9. 1935, at 6:20 p. beloved wife of Henry J. Drawe, dear mother of Josephine Brandriff, dear grandmother of Gloria Brandriff, our dear aunt. Funeral from Arthur J.

Donnelly's Parlors, 3840 Lindell on Sept. 12, at. 8:30 a. to St Engelbert's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

DWYER, ROSE (nee Sloaa) 110 West Nagel Sept. 8, 1935, beloved mother of William, Michael, Dan and Nell Dwyer, dear sister of Mrs. Margaret Primus, our dear grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt Funeral from Southern Funeral Home, 6322 8. Grand Sept 11, 9 a. to St Columbkille's Church, thence to Mount Olive Cemetery.

FI.LERMAN, EWALD Of 611 Dover asleep in Jesus, Sept. 9, 1935, 5:05 a. beloved husband of Pauline Filer-man (nee Wehking), dear father of Marion and Billy, dear brother of Ella, Mrs. W. J.

Schulze, Mrs. The la Leigh, and Mrs. Paul E. Meyer, our dear son-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin, in hu 4 2d year. Body will lie in state at Beiderwieden South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa until Sept 11, at 11 a.

m. Funeral same day, 2 p. at Messiah Lutheran Church. Grand bl. and Pestalozzi it.

Interment Mount Hope Mausoleum. FLEIG, JOHN I Herculaneum, Sept 8, 1935, dear husband of Sophie Fleig (nee Miller), dear father of Alfred and Earl Fleig, and our dear son, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and grandfather. Funeral at family residence. Sept 11. 2 p.

m. Interment Herculaneum Cemetery. WE, CATHERINE McCOY 4730 Cup-pies entered into rest Sept. 8, 1935, widow of the late William J. Hawe, beloved mother of Loretta Zach and Madge L.

Hawe, our dear grandmother. Funeral from the famtly residence, 4730 Cupples Sept. 11, 8:30 a. to Blessed Sacrament Church. Interment, in vaivary wemeiery.

HENSEI.MEIER. EMMA A. 5340 Clax-ton Sept. 9, 1935, dearly beloved daughter of Frank and Anna Henselmeier, dear sister of William Mrs. Anna Hoffmann, Mrs.

Adele Caspar, Lydia M. and Mrs. Charlotte Schreimann, our dear sister-in-law. aunt, great aunt and cousin. Services Sept.

12, 2 p. m. from Kraeger-Voss-Fix Funeral Home, N. Kings-highway at Lexington, to St Peters Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St.

Peters Evangelical Church and teacher of Delta Alpha Bible Class. HOLTMAN. ANNA tnee Hafertepe) Age 69 years. 1620 S. 13th st.

Sat, Sept. 7, 1935, 9:50 p. dear wife of Fred Holt-man, beloved mother ot Anna Whaley, Hen-tletta, Minnie. Martin and Ida May Stuhl-mann, dear sister, sister-in-law, mother-Jn-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral Sept 11, 8:30 a.

from Moydell Parlors, Mississippi and Allen to St. Vincent de Paul Church. Interment SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Member of St.

Vincent Council, No. 218. Catholic Order of Foresters; St. Ann's Sodality. Altar Society and Ladies of Charity Ladies of Charity will meet at parlors, 1 5 p.

m. 4G 6 4, SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN We need about 6 high-class men who are capable of earning $50 per week. 6221 Olive Street road. Apply Wednesday 8 a. m.

to 12 noon. SALESMEN Ambitious, between 23 and 30; special sales training; salary 11 accepted; apply Mon. and 10 a. m. to 4 p.

3001 Olive. SALESMAN To sell beef; must have fol lowing; no others need appiy. at laouis Packing 3910 Cote Brllliante. SALESMAN Live drug side or main; com mission basis; refs. Bell Chemical 433 W.

59th Chicago. SALESMEN Commiuion; closed territory; national organization. Box l-aas, 1. i. TRUCK JOBBERS Cigars, pipes, school supplies, carload products; Dig prom.

LAYMON'S BRANCH, Atlas, 208 S. 4th. BIG MONEY selling 15-ounce virgin wool suits; $21.75. 480 Arcade iag. DISTRIBUTOR For new piston ring and expander for St Louis and traae area, big opportunity; give phone.

Box N-206, Post-Dispatch. MEN 5, to sell radios, sweepers, refriger ators and Maytag washers. i.eaas lur-nished. Apply 9 a. 1045 N.

Grand. LIFE INSIKANCE MEN Make quick money; get It immediately selling registered Protector Life policies, unique plan, small units: non-mrdiral, legal reserve, men, women, children; family group. Stale National Life, 4 North 8th. WANTED 5 good men to represent us in St Louis and Eastern Missouri counties; highest commission; local leads. Apply manager, W.

A Nash Clothing 117 N. 7th. Phone GArfield 8676. RESIDENT SALESMAN With car, expe rienced; must have large following department stores, specialty shops; to sell blouses, pajamas and robes. St.

Louis and Missouri; commission; first letter particuuars, experience. The Vogue 502 S. Wells, Chicago. SHOE SALESMEN. Experienced and aggressive for permanent work.

opportunity for aavancemeni. Applv Reel 420 N. 6th between 9 and 12 Wednesday. Hi; want young men willing to work and eager to learn the real estate business; permanent and highly profitable connection; references required. H.

A. O'ROCRKE, 5471 Gravois. HELP WTD. WOMEN, GIRLS NOTE TKoe answering advertisement! are cautioned not to enclose original reference. Copies serve the purpose and avoid possible toss of valuable originate BCSHELWOMAN Experienced; must be fast.

Apply at once. Howard Cleaners, 2515 N. Grand. COOK Good, experienced in cafeteria; woman or man. 1713 Market.

COOK Young, small restaurant; stay on place; call today. 1411 Montgomery. CCKF AND COLLAR GIRL Experienced nn men's lounging robes. Apply Style-lys, 1531 Washington. DINING ROOM Cpstairs, 25-30 years; $40.

Hardy Agency, 5232 Knright. DRAPERY SEWERS Experienced. 5156 Delmar. ELLIS BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OP ERATOR Experienced; give full details in application. Box Y-1S3, Post-Dis.

GIRL Age 18-25, assist housework and small baby; $12 month, room, board; must have experience, references. 740 Interdrive. 2d floor north. CAb. 6539J.

GIRL Experienced typing, bookkeeping, general office work; state reference. Box Y-144, Post-Dispatch. GIRL, for direct by mail work; must be experienced; opportunity for right party. Box Y-177. Post-Dispatch.

GIRL OR WOMAN White; do cooking and downstairs must have references. Phone RE. 4276. GIRLS Colored, to break bundles; must be experienced: no others need apply. St Louis Batchelor Laundry, 4115 Olive.

GIRL, Young, experienced on soda foun tain. White Cottage Ice Cream Shop, Webster Groves. GIRL White: general housework, children. $15. 7011 Pershing.

CA 5297W. GIKLS Grocery experience; none others need apply. 4lb Juniata. GIRL 18 to 22. housework, care of chil dren, $10.

4 115 A Oregon. GIRL White, general housework, cooking. stay on place; references. Eb. 3b6.

GIRL White, boarding house, room, board, small wages. 5138 Washington. GIRL White; general housework, care of baby: references; $15. CAbany fi.ijjj. GIRL For tavern; stay on place.

Wells after 7 p. m. S932 GIRL White, general housework; care of children. 7068 waterman. GIRL Housework, care of child, atay.

experienced, $3. EV. 7850. HOUSEG1RL Not over 35. no cooking or laundry; $3 week; good home.

FA. 5992. 6250 Clemens, 3d east HOUSEGIRL Country; cooking; no wash ing. PR. 0927.

3454 Holliday. MAID Capable, cooking, white or col ored; experienced Jewish family preferable; have good references; good pay. Box Y-70, Post-Dispatch. MILLINERY MAKER Experienced, for high-class shop. Sessel.

554 Limit NURSE Practical, help with housework Grand car. 4409 Randall. OPERATORS FOR BONN AZ. Embroidery machines; experienced only: call at once; plenty of work. 1307 Washington, 3d floor.

OPERATORS Experienced only, on silk dresses. Charlotte Dress 1307 Washington. 10th floor. PIANO PLAYER 6 nights a week. Jack's Tavern, 3414 union.

SECOND MAID Experienced, white, 25 to 35, for upstairs and dining-room work in West End home; also mending; please write, stating age, experience and refer ences. Box L-401. Post-Dispatch SILK PRESSERS Must be experlencd la dry cleaning plant; no others need apply. Apply at once. Howard Cleaners, 2515 N.

Grand. SPOTTER On silk dresses: wholesale ex perience. Applv at once. Wardrobe Clean Ing 4803 Leduc. STENOGRAPHER Law office, small salary start, legal experience: state salary expected.

Box N-301. Post-Dispatch. TELEPHONE SALESLADIES Experi enced; salary and commission. 210 New Grand Central 706 N. Grand.

WAITRESS Experience, short hours, 705 tt Charles. WAITRESS 6 nights a week. Jack's Tav ern, 3414 Union. WOMAN Middle-aged; more for home than wages: 2 in family. Box N-315, rost-Dispatcn.

WOMAN 23-35, care baby, assist house work; good home; $12 month. PA. 7733. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES ED1PHONE OPERATOR $65. F.FF1C1-ENCY, 1306 Syndicate Trust.

SALESWORK CORSETIERE Experienced; to train for supervisor; must have car, free to travel; salary, bonus and commission to one who qualified. Mrs. Stryker, 217 Walnwright Bldg. MEN. WOMEN 2.

can make $25 week. Suite 400 Kinloch Bldg. VOICE Education and imagination will make you eligible for consideration on a telephone sales expansion program; permanent position with highly responsible firm; age 25 (u 40. Call FRanklin 0400 mornings, only Tuesday and Wed. YOU CAN EARN $24 WEEK Need car.

4660 MKYLAND, Room 17. WOMEN With soliciting ability, make good money, get It quick, selling small unit Protector Life policies on men, women, children: new sales plan; registered; legal reserve: call 2 to 4. Stale National Life. 4 N. Sth st.

WOM EN With personality, really wani-ing work: special instruction work. Ai ply 4955A Delmar. room 108. WOMEN To sell sausage house to house. Call 3651 North Market SALESWOMEN WANTED SALESLADIES Salary and commission; chance for promotion and steady work for those not afraid of hard work; Inside and outside selling.

Bentiey's. 517 Olive. SALESLADIES Millinery; experienced-steady; good pay, 329 Belt Don't phone. SA I. ESI.

A 1)1 Experienced ladies' readv-to-wear: only those now employed in above work and want to make a rhnnge for betterment considered. 4505 Easton, to p. m. NEW OCCUPATION Sell playing cards to friends, others. Make $2 in hour.

Show initial cards and other exclusive designs, not sold in stores. Low factory prices. Samples free. General Card 1201 igpt. otio, tjnicago.

PAY up to $22 weekly and your dresses FREE demonstrating new Autumn Fash-Ion Frocks. No canvassing. No Investment fully. Give size, color preference Fashion Frocks. Dept.

T-8461, Cincinnati, 0. HEATING AND FURNACE REPAIRING FURNACES Cleaned, repaired, installed; guaranteed. Schmidt. 5703 Highland. MU.

3885. VACUUM Cleaned, repairing. Lancaster. 4145 Manchester. NE.

0705. PLASTERING PLASTERING Stucco and granitoid work, all work guaranteed, reasonable. A. Reb-horn, 3022 Minnesota. LArlede 9771.

PLASTERING, tuck pointing, repairing.Sou-ee. Gloer, 4726 Cote Brllliante. FO. 2731. PLUMBERS ANYTHING in plumbing, reasonable; rell-able, Bewen.

2615 8. 13th. GR. 2980. FLVMBING Any kind, relinble.

Knorr, 4l0 Loughborough, Riverside 5636. STORAGE. MOVING. EXPRESS CRAWFORD MOVING VANS FR. 8570 FCRNITCRE WANTED 3059 CASS MOVING.

STORAGE. FURNITURE FIDELITY PROSPECT 7930 2801 CHOUTEAU LOW CONTRACT RATES Moving, storage; furniture bought: $25,000 bonded warehouse; cash or credit. Hansen's. 2501 S. Broadway.

GRand 4246. OVERLAND Moving Express Co. Bonded, contract, cash, credit; white help: furniture exchanged. PR. 9841.

3406 Vista. CORD takes furniture for moving, alorage. Mllberry 5970. 5740 Easton. SQUARE DEAL MOVING Low rates, reliable, bonded.

2747 Wyoming. GR. 6065. E. CRAWFORD; moving by contract.

3517 Casa. Furniture In exchange. FR. 476M. RADIO SERVICE rHOME RADIO SERVICE 14 Service That Satisfies Guaranteed References.

Another Radio Furnished While Yours I Being Kepai lired IB 447 ftrl Sfi 2847 LAFAY'ETTE. GR. 444 RADIO SERVICE Estimates special; we will check your set In your home. Smith, 4419 Natural Bridge. CO.

5550. FOR dependable radio service, boat. PR. 9010. 3004 S.

call Show-Jefferson. UPHOLSTERING LIVING ROOM SUITES UPHOLSTERED For as Low as Including Material. FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP. ST. I Ail IS IPHOLSTERING 4701 Olive.

FOrest 1 400. SAVE 50'i OR MORE Renpholster your living-room suite. Wm. R. Appel Upholstering 4524 Delmar.

FOrest 8977. EASY TERMS. WALL PAPER CLEANING ACE CLEANING CO. Papering: guaran teed. 2401 N.

Vandeventer. FR 5546. WALL PAPER HANGING LET ME bid on your next paint and pa per job. All work guaranteed. Estmates free.

Newton, 224 Delmar. RO. 1795. RELIABLE DECORATORS Papering, painting, graining. 3739 Manola.

ML. 1461. PAPERING, plastering, painting; reliable service; reasonable: need wo'k references. Chapman. 3714 Cozens.

NE. 1437. H. J. BITTER, paper hanging, paintinn done reasonable.

4115 Itaska. Riverside 5414W. GUARANTEED papering, plastering, paint ing. W. M.

Lutz. 2650A Arsenal. GRand 06. PAPERING, painting, plastering; guaran teed. EV.

9326. Perry. 8301 Jennings. Papering and paintlnK; 1503 S. 11th.

CE. 3996. PAPERING Cleaning; samples; low rates. CO. 6086W.

Sehappacher, 4041 Maffltt. PAPERING Guaranteed work, low rat's. Zaritt 8845 Cozens. EV. 2740.

PAPERlNti Painting; do work ourselves. I.otus 5737 Lotus. Ml. 0762. PAPERING, painting, low rates; work my self.

King, 0632 Acme. Ml. 6736. PAPER HANGING, cleaning; do work my self. Tucker.

2504 N. 11th. GA. 6107. PAPER HANGING Extra low rates, terms True.

GRand 0629. 2823 Russell. PAPERING prices. D. Cleaning, plastering: low I.ntr.

2711 Osage. PR. 5382. PAI'EllINi; Cleaning, guaranteed; prompt service. Otten, 3606 Nebraska.

LA. SPECIAL PRICE September papering, plastering. Goodman. Ml. 6819.

4924 Plover, WASHING MACHINE REPAIR WASHERS And vacuum cleaners repaired or thoroughly oiled: charges reasonable. courteous service and work guaranteed estimates cheerfully clven. Mechan, 373 4 Hartford. I.Aclede 90(10. WEATHERSTRIPPING WE4THER PROOF metal wratherstrip- plng; guaranteed.

18 years experience free estimates, 4701 AUemanta. FL.0393 PROFESSIONAL DETECTIVES DETECTIVE KICK shadows. Investigates; confidential, licensed, bonded. EV. 8194.

DETECTIVE Mariam Shadows, investigates, reasonable; licensed, bonded. PA. 302. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED TEN-NEEDLE electrolysis, quick and permanent Aida L. Mavham.

electrologist 346 Euclid av. FOrest 6180. THEATRICAL GIRLS Singers, dancers, for smokers. nanquets and conventions. Call CA.

9073 SITUATIONS MEN, BOYS ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER Sit. full or part time. Box N-312, Post-Dispatch BOY Sit like connection with print shop. School and shop experience. Box N-313, Post-Dispatch.

H0USEBOY Sit. yard, experienced white; references; more for home. NE. 0684. MAN Sit; with 3i-ton panel truck, delivery or any work; knows city.

McDonald, 3518 Cass MAN Sit; 29; consider anvthine: handv with tools. Box N-311. Post-Dispatch. MUSICIAN Sit. experienced banlo.

gui tar player; part time. PR. 4753, alter 7 p. m. AINTER experienced; day, ladder, brushes.

Harold, EV. 6426. PAINTER Sit; have tools, non-union, use Dutch Boy lead, oil. GRand 0228. STUDENT Sit; fine young man, aged 1 9, take care children, car, furnace, tele-phone.

house, for room, board. FO. 2179. YOUNG MAN Sit: 25: experienced In boys' work, woodwork and driving; best reierences. juu.

81U9. SITUATIONS WOMEN. GIRLS BOOKKEEPER Sit; experienced, ble taking charge of otfice. MU. capa- 3158.

COOK Sit; first-ciass. refined, age 40; private family. JE. 2348. GIRI, Sit; colored.

housework. nurse waitress: experienced; reference. CE.3069 GIRL Sit; 18; office work; some experi-ence; small salary. EV. 1815.

gikjl bit; colored, laundress or week worn: city references. FR. 3231. GIRL Southern, housework. laun dress; care children; Dorothy, JE.

6048. GIRL Sit; maid good references. or nurse; experience; FRanklin 4076. GIRL Sit; colored, nurse. JE.

3489. will do housework or GIRL Sit. colored, general housework, nursing, stay on place. CO. 3168J.

HOUSEKEEPER Sit; or general experi ence; age 4u; unincumbered; city; ref- erence. Forest 7013. HOUSEGIRL Sit; age 19, refined, general housework, care children; $4 week FO. 2179. HOUSEKEEPER Sit; middle-aged, de-pendahle; plain cook.

Box P-196, LAUNDRESS $1.75 day; 6445W. Sit; take white, bundles experienced, home. CA, LAUNDRESS Sit; colored woman, house- cieaning ry day. JEff. 3517.

LAUNDRESS Sit. colored, day, references. NE. 1460. cleaning by LAUNDRESS Sit.

$1.70. colored. cleaning, JE. 1989. Arcelia.

LAUNDRESS Sit. references; colored, experienced Fri. WE. 1658 MAID colored, general housework. cooking, experience, references.

iE.0531 LOST AND FOUND Jewelry Lost BAR PIN Lost; diamond; Sept. keep-sake; reward. MUlberry 4528. FRATERNITY PIN Lost; netween Per-nod. Arsenal: reward.

Hlland 6094. PIN Lost; fraternity, pearls, emeralds; Monday; downtown: reward. CO. 2887 J. RING Lost; lady's diamond dinner; Gray's Grove, Sunday; reward, call Mr.

ueca-er, CE. 3186. 8 a. m. to 5 p.

m. WRIST WATCH Lost, white gold. 4 sap phires; Saturday, on Grand or Manchester car or Sportsman's Park; reward. 22S7 Yale. ST.

1945. WRIST WATCH Lost; lady's white gold Elgin, 15 jeweled; reward. Phone GR. 8732. FOUND FOUND BY POLICE 7th District Lady's brown belt purse.

8th District Missouri license. For further information call MISS GILL, MAin 1111, Station 224 COAL COKE CARR0W COAL CO. 1552 Highland; clean furnace lump, amine, 6-in. lump or egg. large nut coal, genuine Freeburg, l'i-iiich screenings.

Si: Klntlln lump, Troy Bootless, arrow Special. 6 per rent ash, SI. 50; Franklin County, Indiana block, St. 1-ouis coke, Shell petroleum, all coal guaranteed or your money back. CAbany 5129W.

SERVICE WITH A SMILE. A DP Coal CO. 1200 Gratiot CE- 6010 oke 919 4636 WHERE Ml A LIT MEETS PRICE ST. CLAIK, 1 TON 3.75 4 3.60 6 3.25 ARC STANDARD 4.25 3.75 3.50 AHC SPECIAL 4.75 4.25 4.25 ARC HEATMORE 5.25 4.90 4.90 OTHER GRADES 2.75 CP COKE Good coal costs less. Goes further.

Lasts longer. We Invite your Inspection our yards before you buy. Free kindling with each load. Coal dealers, see us NUT, Egg Coal; good. Lump Coal; very good.

6-Inch Lump; fine. CALL FOSTER: CENTRAL 4584. 830 S. SEVENTH. CANTINE $3.30 St Clair, 6-inch lump, S3.

2b; egg $3.25: mine run S2.50: 3-inch nut S2.75; Col-linsville lump $3.25: New Athens St Ellen Troy $4: Franklin Co. 4.75; Braudis Coal 4251A Laclede. FRanklin 6016. MARISSA LUMP, $9.25 Qualitv Guaranteed St. Clair Co.

Lump or Egg, $7.90 Nut. S3.50: Clean Stoker, $2.75 BROWN, 1IOO St. Ange. CK COAL, $2.45. CLEAN $2.45.

CLEAN FI RNACE LI MP, $2.90. LARGE LI MP. $3.15. LARGE EGG, $3. WAI.THFR, 4601 S.

RI. 3909. Carterville Lump or Egg Orders ot 2 Tons at Yard Price. Guaranteed. IMPERIAL Kl 1,1., 4340 rairvlew.

PR. 7263 Indiana Block, $5.25 Franklin County, $475 Furnace Sire COMFORT. 4800 Oleatba. FL. 0722 ELLIOTT BROS." Guaranteed clean coal load lots.

6-inch lump quality, 2-inch lump, good $3.75. put In basement free. CENTR4L 4260. 2011 N. 13TH.

SPECIAL for this week only, clean lump or egg, 5 ton, $14; clean nut, 5 ton. $12. special lump, $3.25: load lots. Thomas Blue Star Coal. 1734 Division.

GA. 4420 KEEP your home clean and warm, Firola. 6-in. lunmp. $3.50: Sunbeam fiirnure lump, $3.25.

GR. 1055. Mount Carbon Coal 3411 houtean. LARGE NUT COAL $2.50 In city or county. Fuburban Coal 9RO0 Manchester.

WEbster 2870. WRIGHT COAL CO. Troy. St.25: antlne. $3.75: oak lump or egg, 3.50: Freeburg lump or eftg.

2-ton, $7.50: 1 ton, $3.75. CE. 5984. 1518 N. 10th.

COAL TRICKS LOADED All size. Prairie Mine, Route 12. PRAIRIE COAL 1612 I.ANDRETH BI.IMi. CE. 4224.

A GEMINE LARGE. CLEAN LCMP OR F.GG. $3.50 TON LOADS. Mll.I.KK COAL, PROSPECT 8892; 2208 HOI TEAC. EM1NE CANTINE or Kintlin lump.

egg or furnace lump, Troy sootlec lump. $4. PR. 5215. Bartb.

3937 Juniata BARGAIN CLEAN I. I MP D. i 4209 Evans. $2.85. loads.

JEfferson 6092. SHOVEL LIMP (mine run), clean lump, $3: egg. $3.2.1: hand picked $3.50. Richard, 1200 Hodiamont. PA.

0294. CAN 11. M-, or St. Ellen. 3-ton, S3 down.

Joe Klearman, 4521 Eaitnn. RO. 12601 CLEAN LCMP, Grade A Franklin, $4.65. Hilker, 2749 Hickory. GR.

54 8 Ql'ALITY mine open for business Saturday, Sept. 7. Highway 13. TKOY, Freeburg lump, Econ omy. 4713 Easton.

MUlberry 8286. ABSOLUTELY clean large Imp. $3.25. Van Mierlo Coal. 3124 F.ads.

GR. 6783. O. S. COAL, Money back guaranteed: $3.23 ton.

1218 S. Eighteenth. CE. 9083. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS NO MONEY NEEDED.

NO CASH REQl'IRED, 3 YEARS TO PAY. Your home remodeled, interior and exterior. Arches, mantels, floors, foundations, dormers. Garages, sidewalks, ashpits, excavation, brickwork. ELLIOTT, 5960A Plymonth.

CA. 0396J. ALTERATIONS Bungalows; garages, porches, siding, roofing, concreting, painting, repairing; nothing down; FHA loans. Daniels. 1527 Tamm.

ST. 1683. GENERAL contraction, building repairs, alterations, decorating; property made to pav; terms. G. BOG EN R.

E. MANAGEMENT. 4396 Laclede. JEff. 7819.

ALTERATIONS, repairs, garages, porches built. "Ilosemond," 5459 Rosa. FL. 3550 GARAGES Porches, general repairs. C.

Garrett, 3329 S. Kingshighway. FL. 6200 GENERAL REPAIRING, porches, garages; reasonable. Hixon, 1525A Cora.

FO. 2359 CARPET CLEANING Rugs, 9x12, $1.95, Chemically Cleaned Llvlng-Room Jw Exterminated, Suites OWcieaned Repaired Guaranteed workmanship. CENT, mq Furniture Service, 109 Elm OJf RI GS 9x12, chemically cleaned, suites cleaned or fumigated, $7.50. Chouteau Furniture Rug Service 1016 Chouteau av. GArfleld 4886.

ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. WIRING Repairing, reasonable; terms; license. Hanenkamp. 172 4 Cnlon. FO, 2040 South Side, PR.

0078. 3428 Penisyivanla. FUMIGATORS ANu EXTERMINATORS ALL INSECTS Low fir ices; no poison. CARVER. 4165 Washington.

FR. 3585. GUTTERING AND SHEET METAL WORK ANDERSON SHEET METAL CO. and spouting; furnaces Installed and repaired. 4518 Evans.

RO. 0565. HARDWOOD FLOORS NEW FLOORS INSTALLED. Old floors sanded and reflnislied. DCNCAN.

3309 Humphrey, LA. 0783. I LOOR WORK New or old, Sanders and edgers rented; new, heavy duty. Ger-hardt, 3109 Neosho. Riverside 5866.

SANDING, finishing; 20 years' experience. Holt, 5209 Cahanne ROs 3163 ANDING Reflnishing. new floors installed. nooqs. i4tj nenanioalr.

LA. 8650. NEW FLOORS installed; old floors refin. Ished. CA.

5173. Sedlneek. 6854 Corhitt. ROOFING AND SIDING SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. We apply flat roofing, steep roofing and siding.

Federal Housing loans. FREE ROOF INSPECTION. 1939 E. Vandeventer. GRand 4619.

SPECIAL PRICES FOR SEPTEMBER All tvpes of roofing and siding. FEDF.RIC ROOFING SIDING 4216 Natural Bridge. COIfax 0813. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES DISTRICT MANAGER Tire manTaS requires services experienced tire i. man acquainted with trade in st lJ.

and vicinity; excellent opportunity-, full details of experience; age car necessary; inquiries icmfiZ Box J-3S9, Post-Dispatch" 'deDta MAN For long-distance hminV. honest and industrious; it and industrious: B75 required. Box Y-2S7 "p'B0t wash CARPETS on floor hv method; about $150 will be all need; equipment in 1st class Box Y-173. Post-Dispatch contioiil BUSINESS WANTFTl MERCHANDISE ARTICLEfTwtd 5- able tor chain department established 1912. Factorv tast 5dd st.

New York. w' MERCHANDISE or stocks of tion or amount hmht uescriB. action. 6254 North Drive p. BUSINESS FOR SALF AUTO REPAIR Small; l-Trr-S business; will sacrifice tar gno4 1S52 S.

10th st. 1, BARBER SHOP CheapT i i juduiaun. BEAUTY SHOP Nicelv business. Box N-306. Dispatch.

CONrECTIONERY WithorK--, lunch trade, near 2 large flriLr county; must sell. CAbanv unt' CONFECTIONERY CHEAPT CONFECTIONERY Near "TchoT: business, 2 rooms. 4264 N. Florlss.n? CON EC i ION ERY 1 bus terminal, schools. je oaKa riLLlAU -STATION torobineHinir-7- sale; cut rate: new; Orarlt.

Mr lease; most have $800 for stock ms cidentals. Essarco PetrleenT Roosevelt St. Iiii, 3i GENERAL MERCHANDISE- Southern Illinois. Re. 1 14, -n GRAN TWOOD TJVKBN ui- and lion" Hliand 9518.

GROCERY AND MEA 1 MARKET Quick SAle mint VU1CC sale; Call FR. oi sickness. 8532. GROCERY Well stocked: $750; in coum real bargain. JE.

2966. ''I HARDWARE Tin shop; single or both rOOll Stock amtahlichaH mucaa, reSJIAB for selling. 1433 S. Vandeventer RESTAURANT First-class: estahii.hT modernly equipped; good location; aonably priced; going to new business. Box H-347, Post-Dispatch.

RESTAURANT 32S2 Frisco; cash, tenrl or win rent; across Frisco rounrthnn ROOMING HOCSt -1 0 rooms. riiwIUM i- cation, good paying tenants; reasoaaMa rent. 4320 Maryland. ROOMING HOUSE 11 rooms; sacrifice ashington. ROOMING HOUSE 11 rooms; sacrifica 1711 SALOON and building lor sale; good loca.

nun. dm IN-K. Host-Dtsnatch SANDWICH SHOP Hot fish. frogs, chicken, beer tavern; reason for Belling; price $600. 4291 Natural BridEt.

COIfax 9217 after 2 p. A RN Large dance hall; 12 rooms anove; all rented. Doing better this $350 weekly business: no closing law License $300. Rent $50 per month. 1901 Madison Granite Citv, 111 ROOMS WITH BOARD CITY South ARSENAL, 3646A South room, twin trtdZ breakfast nniinnnl- nviiireiuni, ROOM AND BOARD TT ferred; private home.

PR. 092 ROOM Front, in home with 2. Uit ployed. PR. 2259.

ROOM. BOARD For employed lady, oi micm; private. fK. 6242. Southwest RICHERT 2128 Furnished roonTi couple or 2 ladies; comfortable home.

West BARTMER, 5700 Beatuifully furnichej room in large, attractive home. CATES, 5948 Double and sinele connect. ing rooms, twin beds; private home; good food; garage. CAb. 4387W.

CLEMENS, 5849 A vacancy la mm. lent home. Excellent meals. KENSINGTON. 5101 Owner's home, itom and board; $5, $7.

FOrest 2727. KINGSHIGHWAY, 1312A N. Page, But ton cars, newly furnished rooms, souta ern cooking. FO. 8606.

McPHERSON. 4308 Room, adjoining shower; refined, clean home; lovely meals. PAGE, 5027 South front private home-good food. RO. 2963.

PAGE, 6764A Room; single or double board optional. CA. 9149. RAYMOND. 5031 Double, home privileges; reasonable; vacant 15th.

F0. WASHINGTON, 6142 Lovely home; attractive rooms; excellent meals; sarafM reasonable. WASHINGTON, 5138 Attractive rooms with board for business people; reason, ale. WASHINGTON, E097 Desirable lovely meals; Ideal location. WASHINGTON, 5133 Room in home: excellent meals.

modera WASHINGTON, 5280 Choice sdltes, ing water; twin beds; meals; $5 a. WATERMAN. 5025 Adjoining bati, large closets, twin beds for 2. 1 WATERMAN, 5089 Owner's home; unusual surroundings; University car. WATERMAN, 5167 Exceptionally treU furnished room; good table service.

WEST PINE, 3933 Lovely front room excellent meals. ROOM Beautiful south, with twin bed! bath; good meals; cars, bus. F0. 1916. ROOMS FOR RENT CITY North EAST GRAND, 1527 Housekeeping rooms, completely furnished; steam heat ana telephone.

EAST WARNS, 2160 Two 1st floor front housekeeping, 1 single: heat garage. LEXINGTON, 4108 2 front connecting, furnished: sink; private. C0 5554M. NORTH MARKET, 2011 Heated ho keeping; 1. 2 or continuous hot ter; garage: Belt csar; $4 up.

PRAIRIE. 4343A Room, furnace all conveniences; board optional. beatf SULLIVAN, 3512 Sleeping room. jentH men; private home. CO.

81 41 J. South ALLEN, 2700A Bed-living room, kttchea- ette: conveniences. LA. 8538. ARKANSAS, 3631 Bedroom and kitcaeo! for housekeeping: tfr block Grand.

ARSENAL, 1319 Bedroom, dining rooinj kitchen; baths; bargain; f3 week. ARSENAL, 3614A Large front basin; 2 gentlemen or couple. FOLSOM, 3678 Lovely sleeping room gentleman. GRand 1332. GRAND, 3807 S.

Housekeeping rooBli sink, closet; also hallroom. GRAND, 3520A S. Housekeeping water, $4. basement room. $3.

JEFIrEKSON. 360(5 S. 2 connecting aoe keeping; first floor; phone. LAKA1K.TT1: KTI r.uu: lertr fan, washer, radio; housekeeping; wilh kitchenette, $2. LAFAYETTE, 3128 2 unfurnished.

church, all conveniences. LAFAYETTE. 2102 2d front, large, clean houwkeeping. LOUISIANA. 1930 Ball, sleeping rooai opposite Reservoir Park: owner, $2- MAGNOLIA.

4922 2 front, overstufiw, adults; phone: garage. RUSSELL, 2732 lilwsekeeping rooms, 3 kitchenette, sink. RUSSELL, 3957 Room in modern honw adults: garage optional. ST. VINCENT.

34292 rooms for Dou keeping, hot-water heat. SHENANDOAH. 3632- Fnmished; tio keeping; reasonable; small sleeping I roota) 12 week SIDNEY, 3540 At Grand; large 1st fio room If nntlortai: lM SIDNEY. 3452A 2 lovely large rooms 1 or 2: refined environment SIMPSON 17502-room suite, gink, t-rivatc: aauja. West --g CABANNK.

53xx Bedroom, couple or tlemen, references. FO 0264 CATES, 5156 Sleeping rooms. $2-50 employed people; private home. BAKE SHOP With sell or trade. Owner, gr riii Wa5 DEATHS WHITE, HARRIET WAYNE At Flint, Sept.

7. 1935. wife of the late W. P. White, mother of the late Theodore M.

White. Funeral from Robert's Parlors. 1905 S. Grand Sept. 11.

2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery. East St Louis (IU.) papers copy. WIELAND.

DR. GCSTAVE T. 3331 Gravois entered Into rest Sept. 9, 1935, 8:15 p. beloved husband of Alma Wieland (nee Blnkhoelter), dear father of Mrs.

Conrad Lohrer Mrs. Arthur Ktrrh-hoff, our dear brotner, rainer-in-law, brother-in-law. grandfather and uncle, in his 69th year. Funeral Sept. 12, 2 p.

from Beiderwieden's South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa st, to Park Lawn Ceme-terv. PUBLIC NOTICES SEALED PROPOSALS NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received in the office of the City Clerk of Shrewsbury, until 8 o'clock p. m. on the 20th day of September, 1935, for the construction of a system of public sewers to be paid for in cash on monthly estimates and a system of lateral sewers to be paid for out of a P.W.A. grant and by special tax bills.

For further particulars see notice to contractors published in Watchman Advocate, Clayton. Sept 6. 1935, or refer to Roland Horlon, Engineer, 650A East Big Bend Webster Groves. at whose office plans and specifications may be viewed or obtained. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.

Dated, Shrewsbury. Sept. 4. 1935. E.

C. JENKINS. City Clerk. SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICF. I.

Ory Hawes, of 720 Newstead, Citv 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. ORY HAWES. BUSINESS SCHOOLS SM'12S10; NIGHT SCHOOL DAY CLASSES All Business Subjects Taught SANFORD-BROWN BUSINESS COLLEGE 5924 EASTON MUlberry 1222 DANCING WESTMINSTER HALL, 3806 Olive Parties Sunday evenings; classes Monday evening. FR.

8811. ARCADIA STUDIO- -4 private lessons, $5, Olive st JE. 4358. any hour. 3523 GRACE LAWLER Dance Studio, 6098 Del- mar; 4 lessons, 10, $10.

FO. 0111. BALLROOM, 50c; expert; individual in-Sutter Studio, PA. 1105J. struction.

HOTEL SCHOOL NATL. APT. HOI SE AND HOTEL SCHOOL Six weeks course; day and night classes. CH. 4963.

Room 208. Majestic Hotel. INSTRUCTION BEAUTY CULTURE Taught by MOLER has been the standard training for 40 years. Learn the MOLER WAY and be placed. Thousands of MOLER graduates are shop owners and depend on us for help.

Call, write or phone. CEntral 3581 for free booklet MOLER SYSTEM, 810 N. Sixth st. MARINEHO INTERNATIONALLY ESTABLISHED SYSTEM OF BEAI'TY CI LTl RE 4479 Washington bl The only authorized Marinello school in State. Pay and evening classes.

NEwstead 0600. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Big demand for our operators. Write or phone for free catalogue. Day and evening classes. CHestnut 8578.

St Louis Acao-emy of Beautv Culture. 521 St. Charles. LATIMORE Thorough private bookkeeping course. $15.

Hlland 2085. Office 2718 S. 59th st. Trade Schools YOUNG MEN Get into the right business the right way. Learn BARBKRING at MOLER' 8 and be placed.

Call, write or phone CEntral 3582 for free booklet MOl.KR SYSTEM. 810 N. Sixth st. BUS TRAVEL GOING AWAY? IWEST RATES BEST SERVICF, Jacksonville, Peoria, Chicago, Detroit. For Information to all points, Phone or call onr nearest office.

THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS. FREE TAXI SERVICE TO DEPOT. De Luxe Motor Stages 1805 Washington GA. 3338 612 N. BROADWAY CE.

8656. 4040 OLIVE FR. 9761. "I A fOft C.MTED BCS DEPOT llA nmlll FR INFORMATION VM-1. UUUU ov ALL Bl LINES 8 BCSSES DAILY EAST, WEST, NORTH Free Taxi Service to Rns Denot 602 CHF.STNCT ST.

GArfleld 6800. GOING WEST? MISS VOEI.KER, GA. 2800 Low rates. Sleepers. Meals.

Fast service. Maryland Hotel Depot. 9th and Pine. SWAPS WILL swap coal for coal range. 5894.

CEntral GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS WANTED Use of phone in home or store, few days a week, in county. Call 3 to 5. CHestnut 3966 or EV. 1168. 7 to 9 p.

m. LOST AND FOUND Miscellaneous Lost BAG Lost; paperhanger's tools; reward. J. Sulmar, 3614 S. Broadwav.

PR. 8762. BELT Lost; blue lace; with buckle; Sunday between 4131 Washington and Gid-dlngs Church; reward. FR. 4439.

BILLFOLD Lost; return to address in folder. Reward. BUNCH OF KEYS Lost; about 31; reward. Box N-205, Aug. COAT Lost; child's, tin; Walnut Park bus; reward.

CAb. 9007M. ENVELOPE Lost; Western Southern Insurance receipts: valuable to owner; re-ward. JE. 4258.

OVERNIGHT CASE Lost; 3 a. m. Sundav. accident, Ferguson-Page. PArkview 3015 PURSE Lost; brown; glasses; keys, mon-ey.

Market reward. MA. 4593. Dogs and Cats Lost $10 REWARD Male alredale, missing from Oakville Ken-nel since Aug. 25; name Punch.

FL. 3419 BOSTON BULL Lost; phone number and Chicago on tag of harness; reward. RI. 5929W. BOSTON TERRIER Lost; year old; female; answers name Queen; reward.

5820 Pershing. BOSTON BULL Lost; male, lump chest reward. 4.318 Arsenal. DOG Lost old clipped; reward. small: black, GRand 1936.

female; IRISH TERRIER Lost; reward. FO. 1610. male; West End; MIXED SHEPHERD HOUND Lost: sore on hind leg. Reward.

Dixon 6478. POLIC DOGS Lost LA. 5300. reward. Call PIT BULL Lost; Oakville, yellow male; white markings: Michigan license; reward.

WAtson 2231. SPITZ Lost; old female: black spot left side; reward. GR. 7219. WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRTER Lost white female; reward.

R0. 10S8. I EDUCATIQNJ MAID colored cook, housework, experience, elty references. FR. 4895.

MAID Sit; colored: day work or week; Al reference. JE. 1305. SECRETARY Sit; stenographer, age 24; efficient, experienced, dependable. FO.

6116. STENOGRAPHER Sit; typin-home, experience, reference. to do at PA. 2746W WOMAN Sit; 1st floor, cooking, reliable, experienced; $40 month. 3846 Aldine.

HELP WANTED MEN. BOYS A0TE Those advertisements are cautioned not to enclose original references. Copies serve the purpose and avoid possible loss of valuable originals. AUTOMOBILE FINANCE CREDIT AND COLLECTION MAN Describe experience in detail: age and description, references, whether bondable; unusual opportunity. Box Y-389.

Post-Ilispatch. AITO DR I For amateur auto race Sept. 15. We have the cars. Applv 203 York Hotel.

CH. 9700. ALTOMOB1LE METAL MAN First-class; bring tools. 3029 Locust. AITOMOBILE TRIMMER First-class; bring tools.

3029 Locust. BODY BUILDER Want man with commercial body and bus experience; must know wood and steel construction; references. Write Kastler Body Manufacturing 1119-21 Campbell Kansas City. Mo. BUTLER Chauffeur, experienced; reli able; settled; good references; reasonable; give age.

Box Y-179, Post-Dis. CARPENTERS Open shop; only experi enced need apply. 552a Eichelberger. COUPLE wanted, colored, living quarters, board, some salary. 5712 Washington.

FO. 9186. COUPLE Housekeeping room, small pay for part-time work. Call after a. Wednesday.

4301 Manchester. COUPLE Rooms, small wages; no 4368 Washington. chil- dren; references. CUTTER Experienced special order for men's tailoring state all in first uetter. Box Y-180, Post-Dispatch.

FREIGHT SOLICITOR State experience. Box N-207. Post-Dispatch. MAN College education, single man, for office work in St. Louis branch office; If qualified, appointment will be given to advance to sales department, inclose small photograph with handwritten application.

Box Y-297, Post-Dispatch. MAN Young, with several years' practical experience manufacturing cosmetics and general line of toilet goods; do not appiy unless you are experienced. Box H-125, Post -Dispatch. MAN A Neon glass blower and pump man. Write or wire A Electric Galesburg, 111.

MEN And boys, work on truck; $5 wees. lunch. Apply after 12, 4167 McPhersoi. Do not phone. MAN Wood and metal pattern maker, with tools.

Wellsvllle Fire Brick Wellsville. Mo. MAN To hang wail paper, $1 room. Box N-307. Post-DiBpatch.

NIGHT CASHIER 40-55. CaU at 303 N. Broadway, 5:30 Tuesday. PAPER HANGER First -class; steady work. Bowers, 6224 Lexington.

PAPER HANGER- -Must be first-class. FL. 7120. PRESSER-colored. -Experienced; 4907 Page.

teady work, TINNER Inside and outside work; experienced only. 6144 Bartmer. TOOL MAKER Must be experienced; in reply state former employment, experience and age. Box L-68, Post-Dispatch. fOUNG MAN Abe high-school graduate or college man; with car and ability to use typewriter, to make credit and insurance reports for national firm; keen, alert, intelligent American required; state, age, education, religion, experience.

Also clerical position, age 18-21: high- school graduate, for clerical work. Box Y-129. Post-Dispatch. MAN Between the ages of 18 and 20; to assist on delivery route; must know streets North and Northwest St. I-onls.

Box Y-371, Post-Dispatch. YOUNG MAN 18 to 22; special adverttls ing; free to travel; salary, 5 to 7 p. m. 3664 Washington, apt. 304.

SALESWORK Life Insurance Opportunity We can use two men between 25 and 45; experience not necessary; must furnish bond; advance artists need not apply commission proposition. John L. Kelly, to7 Boatmen's lianK Bldg. IF Of are clean-cut, Intelligent and willing to work 8 hours a day, with earnings about $15 to $25 per week, with opportunity for advancement, see Employment manager, between 9 and 12, 4262 Olive, St. I-ouls, or 1764 State East St.

I.oul. BOYS Age 14 to 16; can earn S3 weekly. 2423 N. Broadway. work after school; Write Miss Crane, MEN.

3 more, to give out samples and take orders; established city route guar anteed salary to start $10, plus bonus. call after 4 room 319, 4 N. Sth MAN Reliable, married preferred, for lo cal responsible position; earnings about $20 per week to start. Apply 7 to 8 tonight, ,370 Manchester, room 4. ten men (40 to 50 years), living in South St Louis: references; personal ap pearance: about $20 to atart Room 1316, 722 Chestnut MEN 10; no selling; new organization money-making proposition; chance for advancement.

CaU bet wee a 9 and 10 1006 Olive. MEN 2, neat, for steady, year-round work good earnings, splendid future. Apply after p. 906 Olive, room 444. MEN To sell sausage, house-to-house.

Cail 3651 North Market. MEN AND WOMEN To sell coal on tele- phone. Box Y-l 81. Post-Dispatah. wno are familiar with gas en gines.

Apply 9 a. 1045 N. Grand, SALESMAN Experience not necessary, Appiy aia ruiierton Bldg. AGENTS WANTED MEN sut.s i joooers, oistrinute, sell; pure graoen norseraqisn. 829 Chambers.

STOKERS Wholesale; dealers and live agents wanted; good proposition. National stoker 3337 Lawton. JE. 3370. SALESMEN WANTED MEN'S BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS Salesmen; permanent positions for experi- enceo.

cothmwhi young men. ALSO SATURDAY EXTRAS Apply Mr. Paul. Globe, Sth and "Frank.in. SELL XMAS CARDS Our sensational new line featuring 80 cards lor imprinted, Is now ready.

Write or call TODAY. M. K. Harrington 491 Arcade St. Louis, Mo.

ATTENTION, MEN Experienced and Inexperienced, for sale of major electric appliances; expenses paid while we give you a complete training Apply Crosby 2321 S. Kingshighway Wednesday morning between 9 and 12 a. m. COAL SALESMEN And women: nrices right; part or full time; no experience. 489 Arcade Bldg.

PAINT SALESMAN Experienced: state qualifications and salary. Box Y-403, Post-Dispatch. RCG SALESMAN Store experience; tenip-orary; salary. 1806 Washington. SALESMAN Permanent connection with America's leading boys' neckwear house: splendid opportunity for experienced man contacting boys' departments in larger department stores; line priced and styled for volume business; only men accustomed to earning $5000 or more yearly leed aply; commission; state full details.

Box 876, 159 East 34th. N. Y. C. SALESMAN Men's neckwear: St.

Louis and Missouri; old established Western manufacturer with powerful line of novelty and promotional neckwear; qualifications, must be a neckwear salesman; drawing aeainst commissions; state full details; references. Box J-387. Post-Dis. SAELSMEN 3, for roofing and siding with large, reliable company; base price inexperienced men given thorough training and full co-operation. Call GR.

1507 for appointment. SALESMEN Work on salary and commission with sales manager; must own car. Apply 8:30 Wednesdav morning. Singer Sewing Mach. 1204 Bell Telephone Bldg.

SALESMEN Salary and commission; neat appearing; must have car; sell electric appliances. Apply Wednesday, between 9 and 12. 5824 S. Grand. SALESMAN For Rawleigh route of 800 families; write todav.

Rawleigh, Dept MOI-542-SA. Freeport, 111. SALESMAN 27-35, college, wholesale experience: $150-S200; car and expenses, EFFICIENCI, 1306 Syndicate Trust, HORWITZ. JANET Sept. 9, 19.15, beloved sister of K.

N. and Belle Horwitz. Emma Wittenberg of Dallas, Mamie BRrker and Gertrude Schoenbrun of San from the Rlndskopf Chapel, 5212 Delmar Sept. 11, 2 p. m.

KANZ. FRANCES F. (nee 3125 Norwood Sept. 10. 19-5.

a. beloved wife oi ai .1 daughter of Mrs. Annie Campbell and the late J. R. Campbell, dear sister of John, Walter.

Charles. Arthur Campbell, Ann Lut-trell Grace Brightly. Florence Damhorst and the late Ellsa Shireman, our dear daughter-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt. Due notice of funeral later from Matt Hermann Son's Funeral parior, rair uu West Florissant. LAWLER.

MALACHY P. Theodore entered into rest Sept. 10, 19.15, 5-40 a. beloved husband of Julia dear father of Mrs. Kath- erine Ellerbrock, our dear father-in-law and grandfather.

Funeral irom Annur j. iuut lors. 3840 Lindell ept. 8:30 a. to St.

Philip Neil Church. Interment Calvarv Cemetery. Deceased was member of wamer Jennings ihuiii u. Spanish-American War Veterans. EE.

THOMAS JOSEPH 1365 Granville entered into rest at Denver, sent 8 1935. son of the late John Lee and the late Bridget Egan Lee. dear brother of Edward. John Bernard, Frank. Mary and Catherine Lee, aear Drotner-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from Dav's Funeral Home, Den ver, Sept 10. 8:30 a. m. Remains will arrive St. Louis Sept.

11. Interment Calvary Cemetery Sent. 12, 9:30 a. from Stuart Sons Parlors, 1225 Union bL Please omit flowers. LINCOLN.

JUDITH DRCCILLA Dearly neioved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lincoln of 15 N. Elizabeth a Ferguson.

Services Sept. 11. 1935, 2 p. First Presbyterian Church. Ferguson, Mo.

MAYER, FRED H. Stillhouse Springs, Richland. formerly of 4017 Kossutn Sept. 10, 1935, 1 a. be loved husband of Elsie Mayer (nee uiet- meier), dear son of Minnie Mayer and the late Gottlieb Mayer, dear brother of Wil liam Maver and Frieda wamser.

near brother-in-law and uncle, in his 49th year. Funeral Sept 12, 2 p. from Math Herman A Sons Chapel, iair ana W. Florissant avs. Interment Valhalla Cemetery.

MILLER. ISSAC B. 716 Carson en tered into rest Sept. 10. 1935.

6 a. dearly beloved husband of Ida c. Mil ler, dear father of Daniel N. Miller, our dear brother, father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral Sept.

12, 2 p. from the Provost Chapel. 3710 N. Grand to Bellefontaine Cemetery. Deceased was member of Beacon Lodge No.

3. A. F. and A. and the Steamfitters" Local.

MUSGROVE. WILLIAM 4206 Beethoven Sept. 8. 1935, 7:30 p. dear husband of Clara Musgrove (nee Gallo), dear father of William Virginia and Ruth Musgrove, our dear son, son-in-law, brother, brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from Wacker-Helderle Chapel, 3634 Gravois Sept. 11. 1:30 p. m. Interment Sunset Burial Park.

NEWANDER, JOHN 3633 Commonwealth av. entered into rest Sept. 9. 1935, suddenly, beloved husband of Hanna New-ander, dear father of John E. Newander.

our dear uncle and brother-in-law. Remains at Rowland Mortuary. 4355 Washington bl. Funeral Sept 11. 2:30 p.

from Mapiewooo. r.azarene Church, to Memorial Park Cemetery. NOHL, I.OCIS H. Sept. 9.

1935. 4:30 a. beloved daughter of the late Francis and Doris Nohl. dear sister of Oscar. Mrs.

Edna Wallers and Mrs. J. G- Bahnsen, dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from Leidner Chapel, 2223 St. Louis SepU 11, 10 a.

to Missouri Crematory. OELLERMANN, ANNA (nee Waehtcndorf) Entered into rest Sept 8, 1935, dearly beloved wife of. Arthur C. Oeller-mann, dear mother of Howard Oeller-mann, dear daughter of Mrs. Henry Warh-tendorf, dear sister of Rudolph and Mrs.

Frank Roddy and our dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral Sept. 11. 2 p. from Wm.

F. Paschedag Chapel, 2825 N. Grand. POLLARD. ADELINE (nee Geimert) For merly of Old Monroe, at Decatur, Sept.

9, 1935, 2:45 p. beloved wife of George S. Pollard, dear mother -of Mrs. Paul Simmons of Decatur, 111., our aear grandmotner. Funeral from Arthur J.

Donnelly's Par lors. 3840 Lindell Sept 11. 8:30 a. to Church of the Little Flower, Richmond Heights. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

RAACK, MARY (nee Roebkin) 4019 Dover Sept. 9. 1935, 11 p. widow of the late John Raack. dear mother of Alma Krein, Kathryn Witter.

Josephine Mccollough and Charles A. Raack, our dear sister, sister-m-law. mother-in-law. grand mother, great-grandmother and aunt, her 83d year. Funeral from Schumacher Funeral Home.

3013 Meramec Sept 12. 8:30 a. to St. Stephens Church, thence to Sunset Burial Park. REILLY, WILLIAM R.

5026 Page Sept. 8, 1935. beloved husband of Emily Reilly (nee Hanlon), dear father of Nancy, Dick and Jack Reilly, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. John A.

Reilly, and our dear brother. Funeral from Peetz Funeral Home. Lafayette and Longfellow Sept. 11, 7:30 a. to St.

Mark's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. RCDOI.PH, GERAI.DINE Of 4716 Plover entered into rest on Sept. 8. 1935, beloved daughter of Willard and Genevieve Rudolph (nee Hosty).

dear sister of Marie Rudolph, our dear granddaughter, niece and cousin. Funeral Sept. 11, 8:30 a. from W. A.

Stock Funeral Home. Grand and Florissant, to Church of the Nativity. In terment uaivary cemetery. SCHXIBLE, MARY Entered into re3t Sept 9, 1935, wife of the late Christ Schei-ble, dear mother of Emily, George, John. Louise, Gottlieb, Christ and Victor and our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother.

Funeral from Bopp Chapel, Kirkwood, Sept 11, 2 p. m. Interment St John's Evangelical Cemetery, Manchester, Mo. SCHMIDT. ELLA HELENA (nee Brenner) 8ept.

9, 1935, 10:40 p. beloved wife of the late Frank J. Schmidt, dear mother of Frances, Mrs. A. Ammann and the late William F.

Schmidt, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from the Leidner Chapel, 2223 St Louis Sept. 13, 8:30 a. to Blessed Sacrament Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Deceased was a member of Married Ladies' Sodalitv of St. Li-borius Church and Gold Star Mothers. SMITH, ARLO i. Entered into rest suddenly Sept 9, 1935, 3:45 a. beloved husband of Esther Smith (nee Metsch), dear son of John and Viola Smith (nee Downing), dear brother of Mrs.

Bessie Blaney, Mrs. Lauretta Arcnis, Roy, Jessie, Elmer and the late Howard and Ruth, and Mrs. Musie May Davis (nee Smith). Funeral Sept 12. 2 p.

from Edward F. Howard A Sons' Funeral Parlors, 4212 St. Louis av. Interment at New St. Marcus Cemetery.

STORLL, FRED 2621 Dalton entered into rest Sept. 9, 1935, age 50 years, beloved husband of the late Lillian Storll (nee Paul), dear father of Dorothy Schoop-mire, Fred, Grace Seipp, Lois and Robert Storll, dear son of Frederick Storll, our dear grandfather, father-in-law, son-in-'aw, brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Sept. 12, 2 p. from William M.

Schumacher Chapel. 4834 Natural Bridge to St. Peter's Cemetery. Member of St Louis Underwriters' Salvage Corps. SYRON, CELL (nee Farley) Entered into rest Sept 9, 1935.

10 p. beloved wife of John Syron, dear mother of Marie and Thomas Syron, sister of Mrs. Eugene Bruskie. Funeral from familv residence, 4404 Lafayette Sept. 12, 8:30 a.

to St. Cronan's Church, Boyle and Swan avs. Interment Calvary Cemetery. WALSH, ANNC D. Sept.

9. 1935. 2:20 p. sister of John J. Walsh and Mrs.

Alfred J. Noble, dear aunt of Sisier Anne Catherine, Sister Miriam Clare, Sister Mary Alfred of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Clare McDonald and Florence Noble. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Parlors.

3S40 Lindell Sept. 11. 8:30 a. to All Paints' Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery,.