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5240 W. Florissant MU. 9333. 1945, beloved mother of Mrs. 2617 Wright, Robert 0.
Wright and the late beloved Hazel Bollinger, dear grandmother of er Deloris, Virginia and Lt. Robert 0. Andrew Wright our dear sister, mother-in- tricia, and -grandmother. Funeral from ALBERT H. HOPPE Fu- LY neral Home, 4141 Lindell Jan.
29, 2 p. m. Interment Memorial Cemetery. BADAGLIACCO, GIOVANNI (JOHN) 1607 Belt entered into rest ton 26, 1945, beloved husband of the 1945, Antonietta Badagliacco (nee Fer- Edith reri), dear father of Mrs. Louis Mor- of tillaro, Sgt.
Vincent, Jasper, Sgt. PhilBadagliacco, dear son-in-law of the from Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Ferreri, our Grand grandfather, father-in-law, brotherin-law and uncle. Funeral from P.
MICELI SON'S son Funeral Parlors, 1150 N. Kingshigh- Helen JAD: 29. 9 to Our Lady Help of Christians Church, 10 m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. 29, BECKER, ROBERT Minnesota, Jan.
25, 1945, 3:40 vary. beloved husband of Edna A. A. Becker (nee Kurrus), dear brother of Louise Maul, Emma Werner, Amanda Alberter of Millstadt, Edward Beckof Belleville, Harry and Peter Becker of St. Louis, our dear brother- loved in-law, uncle and cousin.
Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, and 2906 Grarols Jan. 29, 2 law, m. Incineration Valhalla Crematory. BIEDENSTEIN, WILLIAM C. 4132 Flora Jan.
27. 1945, beloved brother of Oscar G. Biedenstein, dear brother-in-law of Rose Biedenstein (nee Foster), dear uncle of Oscar Capt. 1945, Walter 0, Bieden- ter Arthur C. and S.
Sgt. stein, dear great -uncle of June, Walter and William H. Biedenstein. Funeral Jan. 30, 2 D.
from WEICK Funeral Home, 2201 S. Grand to St. Margaret's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. BRANN, PFC. ROBERT LEE- clety Killed in action in Belgium, Jan.
1945, dearly beloved son of tuary, 0. Bann and dear nephew of Mr. Jan. Mrs. E.
Igleheart, dear brother of Mae Pulis and T-Sgt. Mack V. Brann, our dear grandson, nephew and cousin. Memorial serrices Jan. 28, logne 1945, 8 D.
West Park Baptist Church, Hodiamont and Wells. Friends relatives invited. BREEN, CELIA ANN (nee Burke) uncle. 1420 8. Vanderenter, Jan.
26, 1945, dear wife of the late Michael J. Breen, dear mother of Thomas, Theresa John John Breen, dear grandmother and New mother-in-law. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUBER ChAD4104 Manchester, Jan. 29. 8:30 m.
10 St. Cronan's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. member Mary and Martha Sodality of St. 4:30 Church.
dear BRIGGS, MATTHEW R. 2205 Jan. 27, 1945, son of the late Anthony and Mollie Briggs, dear neral brother of Anthony and Flory Briggs, 10 Helen M. Breen, and Clara M. Elges, to dear brother-in-law and uncle.
Funeral Jan. 30. 8:30 a. Funeral LEE, from STROOT CARROLL tered Home, 4600 Natural Bridge, to St. p.
Leo's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. BUCHER, PFC. JOHN J. law.
Killed in action in Belgium, Jan. 5, 1945, beloved son of John J. Sr. and Adele Bucher (nee Ziegler), dear brother of Jacqueline Foster and Margaret Park Mary Bucher, oue dear grandson, nephew, cousin and brother-in-law. Requiem High Mass Jan.
30, a. Our Lady of Sorrows' Church. Relatives and friends invited. ther CARSON. CHARLES -6275 Odell suddenly, Jan.
25, 1945, beloved husband of Florence Sigatoos Carson, dear SOD of Walter C. and Beatrice Carson, our dear son-in-law and cousin. Funeral from MITTELBERG Funeral Home, 23 W. Lockwood Jan. 29.
9 m. Interment National Cemetery. Member 0. L. Bodenbammer Post Jan.
No. 74. American Legion Guard of Honor service Sunday at 8:30 p. m. CHURCH, EDWARD Park ter, Jan.
26, 1945, dear brother our Frank M. Church and Mrs. P. S. Lanham.
Funeral from SCHNUR Funeral Home, 3125 Lafayette Jan. 29, 2:30 al m. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery. CONNALLY, THOMAS Formerly of 2844 Eads Jan. 27, 1945, beloved husband of the late Delia Connally, dear father of Sister Odelia Thomas St.
Joseph's Order, Mrs. Julia Kavanaugh, Martin, Thomas and Cpl. Robert Connally, brother of Mrs. J. Slattery and Mrs.
and the late Mrs. Ann Fox, dear of Win. Berry, dear grandfather, father-inlaw, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from PEETZ Funeral Home, Lafayette and Longfellow bi. Notice of time later.
COSTELLO, WILLIAM F. or 4715 Palm Jan. 26, 1945, 1:30 the late fled beloved husband of Nellie Costello (nee Harrison), dear son of Thomas and Eliza Costello and dear brother of Isabelle and Helen Costello, dear brother-in-law, cousin and uncle. and Funeral Jan. 29, 8:30 of from -CARROLL Funeral Home, 4600 Naturai Bridge, to St.
Patrick's Church, Sixth and Biddle. Interment Calvary Cemetery. DAVIS, S.SGT. JAMES -Killed in action, Oct. 6.
1944, over Berlin, beloved son of the late Joseph X. Davis and Margaret Davis (nee Ryan), beloved brother of Mary Stange, Joseph, Joan Ann and Ruth Davis, beloved friend of Gloria Hermann, dear brother-in-law, uncle and nephew. Memorial Mass. at 9 a. Monday, Jan.
29, at St. Mary Magdalen Church, Kingshighway and Bancroft. Friends and relatives invited. DENNISON, MARY 5623 Cote Brilliante Jan. 27, 1945, beloved wife of Ernest C.
Dennison, dear mother of Norman, John R. and Audrey Dennison and the late Queente Streett, and our dear sister-in-law, mother-inlaw and grandmother, in her 75th year. Funeral Jan. 30. at 3 D.
from the GEO. L. PLEITSCH Chapel, Lt. 5966 Easton AV. Interment Valhalla N.
Cemetery. Mrs. Dennison was member of Ladies' Auxiliary of Electrical Work- of ers Union No. 1 and Canadian Legion Post No. 125.
Parking lot rear of chapel. DUNN, JULIA (nee Flanagan) -5301 Hodiamont, Jan. 27, 1945, wife of Sylvester Dunn, dear daughter of W11- liam and Anna Flanagan, dear sister of Mrs. Margaret Dvorak, Mrs. Catherine Shoults, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hemker, William Frank, Patrick and Bernard Flanagan, dear sister-in-law, aunt and niece. Funeral from C. HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 7814 S. Broadway. Time later, EICHENBERGER, JACOB 7506 N.
Broadway, entered Into rest Jan. 27, 1945. 5:30 a. beloved husband of of Christina Anderson Fichenberger (nee Goetz), dear father of Clarence Wil11 am Anderson, Mrs. James Green, Raymond L.
Anderson, Mrs. J. D. Carneal, Mrs. Steve Polacek, dear a-andfather, brother, father-in-law, brother- a- Jaw and uncle.
Funeral Jan. 30, 1 p. from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and W. Florissant. Interment Highland, Ill.
Mr. Eichenberger WAs member of Union No. 43. A. F.
of St. Louis Malleable Mutual Aid Society. ERBE, JOHN THOMAS 4276 Clarence Jan. 27, 1945, 12:53 beloved husband of Mary Erbe (nee Murphy), dear father of Thomas Erbe, Mrs. Helen Gieselman and the late Alice Agnes Christopher, dear brother of Harry, Fred and Arthur Erbe, Mrs.
Alice Haugh and Mrs. Louise Honker, our dear fatherin-law, brother-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral from SULLIVAN'S, Euclid St. Louis Jan. 30, 8:30 to Holy Rosary Church.
Interment Calvary Cemetery. Member of St. Louis Fire Department. FESENFELDT, LENA-2349 North Market Jan, 26, 1945, beloved sister of the late Charles and Theodore Fesenfeldt, dear aunt and friend. Funeral from WEICK Funeral Home, 2201 8.
Grand 29, 2 D. to Concordia Cemetery. FITZGIBBONS, MARTHA J. (nee len) -4356 Wilcox, Jan. 25, 1945, 2:40 dearly beloved wife of William Fitzgibbons, dear mother of Mrs.
Mary McGauley, Irene Fitzgibbons, dear grandmother, sister and aunt. Funeral from WACKER-HELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois Jan. 29. 1:30 D. m.
Entombment In Valhalls Chapel of Light. Please omit flowers. FUNK, CORA E. (nee Snyder) -4338 Olive entered into rest Jan. 27, 1945, dear sister of Alms L.
Snyder. Resting at the TRUTH CENTER Mortuary, Jan. 4024 30. Lindell bit. Services 2 D.
thence to Valhalla Crematory. Member of the Bellefontaine Chapter 0. E. 8. FUNKE, HELEN -Jan.
27, 1945, beloved mother of Miss Dorothy Funke and dear wife of the late Alols Funke, dear slater of Mrs. Clara Achuessel, St. Louis, Mrs. Gertrude Schoenberg of Fern Ridge, Mo. Service Jan.
31, 9 St. Dominic's Catholic Church, Breese, Ill. Interment in St. Dominic's Cemetery, Breese, Ill. GARVIN, MARY FRANCES Age 16 years, suddenly, Sullivan, Jan.
25, dearly beloved daughter of James Paul and Lillie Garvin (nee Smith), dear sister of Mrs. Mildred Schmidt, Ens. James Paul Seaman 1-C Charles Ple. Donald sister-in-law, aunt. granddaughter, niece and cousin.
Funeral, 2 p. Jan. 29, Presbyterian Church, Sullivan, Mo. HARROW, PVT. FRANK WM.Age: 26, died of wounds in Luxembourg, Jan.
8. 1945, beloved husband of Laverne Harrow (nee Gieselman), devoted father of Nancy, Kay and Dorothy, our dear son, grandson, son-in-law, brother-in-law, nephew and cousin. Requiem Mass, Tuesday, Jan. 30. 9 B.
at Most Holy Name of Jesus Church, Grand and Emily. Friends and telatives invited to attend. HUTCHINSON, SARA L. SCHRADERJan. 27.
1945, widow of the late Albert J. Hutchinson, mother of Mrs. J. H. Woodward Jr.
and Paul Hutchinson, and sister of Mrs. Algernon B. Cale. Services 2 p. in the Great Hall of the ROBERT J.
AMBRUSTER Mortuary, Clayton rd. at Concordia lane. Interment Bellefontsine Cemetery. Hope law Jan. Park Jan.
late lip late dear way, er and Ida and and of son our 9 of D. of D. Eads Jan. 26, 1945, wife of John Hughes, dear of Richard Leonard, dear sister of White, dear grandmother of PaRichard and Kathleen Leonard. Funeral from ARTHUR J.
DONNELParlors, 3840 Lindell 29. 8:30 to Immaculate Conception Church, Longfellow and Lafayette. Interment Calvary. IRWIN, THOMAS -4739A 4:50 passed away beloved Jan. 26, of a.
husband Irwin (nee Jackson), dear father Mrs. Florence Smith Dobbs. Funeral Jan. 29, 1 the PROVOST Mortuary, 3710 N. to Lake Charles Burial Park.
JANIS, GODFREY LE SIEUR -Of WITkinsburg, Jan. 26. 1945, of Mrs. A. A.
Janis, brother of L. and Julien Janis. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell 9:30 to St. Roch's Church, Rosedale and Waterman.
Interment Cal- vary. JOHNSON, PETTY OFFICER CLASS WILLIAM Jan, 25, 1945, at Memphis, Tenn. Dear husband Catherine Johnson (nee Harrison) beson of Walter C. Sr. and Marie Johnson, dear brother of Walter C.
Jr. Ralph dear grandson, uncle, nephew, cousin and brotherin-law. Service D. m. Sunday, Valhalla Chapel of Memories.
Private. JONES, AGNES E. (nee Ness Bonner) -5006 Northland Jan. 26, 11 a. beloved wife of WalW.
Jones, darling sister of Mrs. William Degenhart, Peter J. and Alex Bonner, Mrs. B. Wilson, Laura Bonner and the late Florence A.
Bonner, dear sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Deceased WAS member of the Queens Daughters and Sanctuary Soof the Blessed Sacrament Church. Funeral from MARK TIERNON Mor6100 West Florissant, 29, 10:30 to the Blessed Sacrament Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Goodfellow bus to the door. KOHRMANN, AUGUST -5450 Jan.
27, 1945, dear brother of Mrs. Mary Birchler, Joseph Schulte, Fred and the late Louis G. Kohrmann, our dear brother-in-law and Funeral from ZIEGENHEIN Mortuary, 6409 Gravois, at Holly Hills, Jan. 30. 8:30 to St.
The Baptist Church. Interment S8. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Mr. Kohrmann was a member of Sheet Metal Workers Union, Local No.
36. LARGENT. HAZEL (nee Traylor) 3623A Aldine, Jan. 26, 1945. p.
beloved wife of Floyd (Jack) Largent, dear mother of Larue Marshall, daughter, daughter-in-law, sister, and aunt. Remains at CALVIN FEUTZ FuHome, 4828 Natural Bridge, until p. Jan. 28, then forwarded Charleston, Mo. Parking rear Chapel.
CARL N. Jefferson, into rest Jan. 26, 1945, beloved husband of Effie Lee (nee Warren), dear father, brother, grandfauncle, father-in-law and brother-inFuneral Jan. 30. 2 p.
from GOODHART GOODHART Funeral Home, 2228 St. Louis, to Memorial Cemetery. LEHR, PETER SR. -Suddenly Jan. 1945, of Columbia.
husband Mary Lehr (nee Brachtendorf), dear of George, Peter Walter Columbia, Albert and Oliver of Millstadt, Cpl. T-5 Frank of 8. Arthur and Mrs. Elsie Rudder of Louis, our dear brother-in-law, uncle and grandfather, in his 76th year. Funeral services Jan.
29, 1:30 from SCHMIDT Funeral Home, Columbia, 111. Interment S8. Peter Paul's Cemetery, St. Louis, Mo. LIPKA, CHARLOTTE (nee Mucha) 27, 1945.
6:45 dear mother of Augusta Bukhardt, Mary Beilstein. Charlotte Woodward, Freida StifFred, John, Henry and Albert Lipka, dear mother-in-law, grandmother great- Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois av. Interment Sunset BurlPark. Time later. LISAK, -Beloved husband Dora Lisak, dear father of Mrs.
Sarah Gold. William, Abraham and Maurice Lisak. Funeral from BERGER Memorial, Pherson at Walton, 2:30 p. m. LULU- 2929 8.
Thirteenth Jan. 25, 1945. dear sister Edwin F. McClure and the Rena McClure, dear aunt of Harold Mittendorf. Funeral from WITT Chapel, 2929 S.
Jefferson 1:30 to St. Matthew's Cemetery. MeCOY. MARY (nee Rogers) -5317 Northland, Jan. 25, 1945, with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of the late Martin McCoy, dear mother of Anna Mayme James Mrs.
Catherine Kapros Mrs. Margaret Cuddy. dear Mrs. Winifred Cronin, Mrs. Catherine Troxer, dear grandmother, mother-in-law, aunt and cousin.
Funeral from HOWARD'S South Funeral Home, 1619 S. Grand Jan. 29. 8:30 to Blessed Sacrament Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
Deceased was member of Sanctuary Society of Blessed Sacrament Parish. Jan. 1945, 9:45 p. dear sister of Lynn and Theresa Buckley (nee Cresdy), dear sister-in-law, aunt cousin. Funeral Jan.
29, 8:30 from J08. P. FENDLER JR. Funeral Home, 7128 Michigan at Nagel, to Mary and Joseph Church. Interment vary Cemetery.
McMILLAN, BERTHA MARGARET O'Neill) -5705 Clemens, Jan. 1945, beloved wife of Guy C. McMillan, dear mother of Mrs. Edward Hubbard, (R) Guy C. McMillan U.
Jean Page McMillan, and grandmother of Nancy Jean Hubbard, Mrs. Worth Rogers, and A. O'Neill, our dear mother-in-law. daughter-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt, niece, cousin. Funeral from LAWRENCE MULLEN Funeral Chapel.
5165 Delmar Jan. 29, 3 p. 10. Interment Calvary Cemetery. MARGULIS, ABRAHAM Husband the late Rose Margulis, dear father Mrs.
Anita De Brot and Harry Margulis. Funeral from BERGER Memorial, Pherson at Walton. 1 p. m. MASON, MRS.
LENA Jan. 1945. in her 74th year, beloved wife the late Frederick Mason, dear mother Charles Anna Lake, Alberta dear sister of John Jink. and our mother-in-law and grandmother. Funeral from the MARK TIERNON Mortuarv.
6100 West Florissant, Jan. 29, 9 a. 10 Corpus Church. Interment 01d 85. Peter Paul's Cemetery.
MEYER, RICHARD 1239 Jan. 25, 1945, 8:30 beloved bushand of Adella Meyer Hubeli), dear father of Arthur, Carl Sgt. Armin V. S. M.
C. Pfe. Donald Janice E. and Glenn Meyer, our dear brother, brother-in-law. in father-in-law, uncle and nephew 61st year.
Funeral from SCHUMACHER Home, 3013 Meramec 29, 1:30 p. to New St. Cemetery. Member of Carondelet Dads. MILLER.
HARRY- -Beloved husband Goldie Miller, dear father of Harold Thelma Fineshriber. Funeral from BERGER Memorial, Pherson at Walton, 10:30 a. MOELLER, EMMA C. (nee Brockman) -3910 Maffitt, Jan. 25, beloved wife of Julius F.
Moeller, mother of Victor F. Moeller, dear of Mrs. E. Boffinger, our dear In-law, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Services Jan.
29. 1:30 from KRAEGER-VOSS- FIX Home, N. Kingshighway at Lexington, St. Peter's Cemetery. MUELLER, GEORGE 8620 Jan.
27, 1945, dear brother Gregor Mueller, Josephine Risch, Ben and John Mueller, dear brother law and uncle. Funeral from C. HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 7814 S. Broadway, 30. 8:30 to Assumption and Cemetery, Mattese, Mo.
Oakville Farmers' (lub. MUSKOPF. CATHERINE (nee -4564A Laclede, Jan. 25, 9:15 a. beloved wife of Oliver kopf, dear daughter of George and Healey, dear sister of Joseph, George and Thomas Healey, Mary lance, Martha Jamison and the James Healey, our dear daughter-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt and niece.
Funeral from KUTIS Funeral 2906 Gravols Jan. 9:30 m. Requiem mass St. Xavier (College) Church. Interment Peter and Paul's Cemetery, Men and Women 'Are Seeking Jobs They are advertising in the "Situation Wanted" columns.
Many of them give their telephone numbers and can be called for interview quickly. Be sure to see these lists of prospectives in the Post-Dispatch Want Ad Columns under "Situations Wanted." beloved husband of Eva Neill (nee Tate), dear father of Clarence, Richard and William Nell. Hazel Koch, Minnie Hutchinson and Alice Nolte, dear fatherin-law, brother-in-law, uncle and grandfather. Funeral Jan. 30.
9 a. from MOYDELL'S. Mississippi and Allen av. Interment New Cemetery, 0'BRIEN, KATHERINE A. (nes Hal.
loran) -5328 Fletcher, Jennings, entered into rest Jan. 26, 1945. 8:10 p. 11., beloved wife of the late Timothy O' Brien, dear mother of Leo Mrs. Alfred Stobart and John O'Brien, dear grandmother, sister, motherin-law, sister-in-law and aunt.
Funeral Jan. 30. 8:30 a. from MATH HERMANN de SON'S Chapel, Fair and W. Florissant, to St.
Louise de Marrillac Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Mrs. 0' Brien in parlore after 11 a. m.
Jan. 28. 0'DAY, MARJORIE McDONALDof Nell 0' Day, mother of David Nell 26. 1945. and for kindness and appreciation the messages of sympathy and beautiful flowers received from our many friends in our sad bereavement in the loss of our dearly beloved 500 and brother, Charles J.
Hofmann, 1-C, U. S. killed in the South Pacific. We especially thank the Rev. C.
Peters of St. Luke's Lutheran Church for conducting the memorial service in such consoling and beautiful manner, And heartfelt thanks to the American gion Victory Post 325. MR. and MRS. RUDOLF HOFMANN, JOHN P.
and ELEANOR SULLIVAN. IN MEMORIAM BILLMETER, MOLLIE Who passed away Jan. 22, 1942. Her memory is as dear today As in the hour she passed away. Sadly missed by CHILDREN.
BREITENWISCHER, FRED--In loving memory of my beloved husband, our dear father and grandfather, who passed away. Feb. 2, 1944: Moore, er-in-law, grandmother, sister, sister-inlaw and aunt. Funeral from LEIDNER Chapel, 2223 St. Louis Jan.
30, 10 m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. to VOGT. AMANDA L. (nee Pleuger)8746 Partridge entered into rest Jan.
26. 1945, 5 a. beof loved wife of John L. Vogt, dear mother of Mrs. Fred F.
Reisel (nee May Vogt), Mrs. Hazel Stapleton and Mrs. Violet Butler, dear grandmother, sister, motherin-law, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral at 2 D. from MATH HERMANN' AND SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant av.
Interment in Friedens Cemetery. Mrs. Vogt in parlors after 11 In. Jan. 27.
WARNE, IVY (nee Sands) Jan. 24. 1945. beloved wife of Ralph E. Warne, mother of Mrs.
Lets Andrews, Lt. George E. Warne and Patricia Ann Warne, daughter of Mrs. Leta Sands. Funeral 2 D.
from TANNER Funeral Home, 6107 Natural Bridge rd. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. Deceased was member of Venus Chapter No. 153, 0. E.
8., and American Legion Auxiliary Oliver Guy Vassal Post No. 143. WALKER, ROBERT (Judge)6477 Devonshire Jan. 27, 1945, beloved husband of Grace Walker (nee Connor), dear father of Robert E. Walker dear brother of Catherine Belgrist, Betty Keenan and Margaret G.
Day, dear brother-in-law and unele. Funeral Jan. 30. 8:30 from WICK BROTHERS Funeral Home, 2201 8. Grand to St.
Gabriel's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Walker was member of Elks Lodge No. 9. B.
P. 0. and Hamilton Fish Jr. Camp No. 1 U.
8. W. V. and President of Bill Posters Union Local No. 5.
WEBER, JACOB-6432 Virginia. Jan 27. 1945, beloved husband of Mary Violet Weber, father of Pansy Kemper. Nancy Hull. Jesse, Frank and Harry Weber, father-in-law and grandfather.
Funeral Jan. 29. 12:30 noon, from FENDLER Undertaking 7420 Michigan at Koeln. Interment Danby, Mo. WILLIAMS, CHARLES A.
SR. 3847 Sullivan Jan. 26, 1945. 8:10 beloved husband of Emily WIHams (nee Vedder), dear father of Edna, Mildred and Charles A. our dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law and uncle.
Funeral frota CALVIN F. FEUTZ neral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge Jan. 29, 2 D. In. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery.
Parking rear of chapel. Jan. Gone, dear loved one, gone forever, How we miss your smiling face; But you left us to remember, None on earth can take your place. A happy home we once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still, But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill. Sadly missed by MOTHER AND ALL.
LOST AND FOUND BASKETBALL Lost: marked 80. St. Louis. Reward. PL.
0014. BILLFOLD- -Lost; brown. Friday night, small amount of cash, registration card, driver's license, gas coupons, keep cash. return billfold, other contents. 3510A Nebraska, LA.
3646. BILLFOLD Lost: brown, containing large sum of money, tax receipt and check stubs, gas coupons, on Kingshighway bus or Southampton car; liberal reward. PR. 1366. BILLFOLD Lost: Hodiamont car, west.
between 6th st. and Tavlor. 2 to 2:30 p. Jan. 25; reward.
CA. 8373. BILLFOLD Lost: containing money, badge, papers; on Grand car. between Chippewa and Meramec. Friday mornIne: liberal reward.
GR. 5733. BILLFOLD Lost: brown, papers, money, name inside: Famous-Barr basem*nt: reward. Miss Rosemary Franz, 1920 8. 10th st.
BILLFOLD -Lost: black, downtown: war bond; picture of soldier husband serring overseas; liberal reward. RO. 9362. Mrs. Alfred W.
Brown. BILLFOLD- Lost; containing CAP registration papers. gas books: also all ration books. Marieda Reynolds, 4019A Lindell. NE.
1194. BILLFOLD Lost: black leather, vicinity fire house and Kirkwood; $5 reward. TE. 3-0524 BILLE OLD- Lost: black leather. University car: Jan.
18: reward. NE. 4725. BILLFOLD--Lost; brown: keep money; Seattle: farmer. HI.
5053. BOSTON BULL- Lost: male: service man's dog: reward. 2915A N. 23rd. BRACELET- Lost: Australian coins, engraved Jan.
20: keepsake of husband overseas; reward. LA. 4600. BRACELET Identification: keepsake: reward. Call after 5 p.
DE. 2647. BRACELET -Diamond setting. antique: lost Jan. 20.
Casino, Small Arias, southwest: reward. ST. 4090. BRACELET- -Lost: man's: identification P. H.
Ruegg on backside service man's: reward. Call EV. 6740. 0' Jan. Day, Funeral from ARTHUR J.
DONNEL- Remembrance is a golden chain LY'S Parlors, 3840 Lindell Death tried to break but all in vain; Jan. 29, 8:30 to St. Louis To have, to love, and then to part, of Cathedral. Interment Calvary. It's the greatest sorrow of one's heart.
Years may wipe out many things, O'DONNELL, MABEL Gissler But this they wipe out never, Richmond Heights, fortified with the The memory of those happy days sacraments of Holy Mother Church, When we were all together. Jan. 25, 1945, 11:55 p. Sadly missed by WIFE. CHILDREN dear wife of the late Cornelius C.
AND GRANDCHILDREN. O'Donnell, dear mother of Mabel O' Don- DANIEL, JOHN- In loving devotion to nell and Mrs. Hazel Rehagen, our dear the memory of our son, who passed sister, grandmother, mother-in-law, aunt away Jan. 30, 1937. and cousin.
You are always in our hearts. Funeral Jan. 29, 8:30 a. MOTHER AND DAD. from WATSON BOCKLAGE the Funeral Church ERB, LORENZ7 -In 6536 Clayton to dear loving memory of our father, who Home, of the Little Flower, Boland and Arch passed away Jan.
27, Interment Calvary Cemetery, fire years Ago. Sadly missed by terrace, CHILDREN home. GEORGE, and HULDA, their ELSA familles, and (Parking rear of funeral OTT. JOHN 1. --7524 N.
Broadway, CHARLES O. ERB. entered into rest Jan. of 26, Fred 10:10 EIFFERT. CHARLES H.
SR. -In loving D. dearly beloved son M. memory. departed this life Jan.
and Ida A. Ott (nee Leber), dear 26. 1943.30 brother of Fred and S. Sat. Leander Sadly missed by WIFE.
CHILDREN H. Ott, Ida Burkhart. Margaret de Rosa, AND GRANDCHILDREN. Eleanor Adams, Bernadina Chapmann. FERNAU, GEORGE (HAPPY) -In Jovand the late Lawrence Ott, our dear uncle and the of ing memory, who died Jan.
31. 1938. nephew, cousin, at age Sadly missed by 40 years. FAMILY. Funeral Jan.
30, 8:30 GARRITY, OLIVER loving memfrom KOCH Chapel, 3514 N. 14th ory of my dear son, who departed to Holy Cross Church. Interment Calvary this life Jan. 27, 1934: Cemetery. Deceased was member of Nothing can ever take away C.
K. of Branch 703 and Holy The love a heart holds dear, Name Society of Holy Cross Church. Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps him near. PORTNOY, BESSIE Jan. 27, Sadly missed by 1945, beloved wife of the late Harry MOTHER.
DAUGHTER. Portnoy, dear mother of Mrs. Esther BROTHER-IN-LAW and those SISTER, who Rosenberg. Mrs. Sara Holtzman, Sam Inved him.
Portnoy of Chicago, 111.. Hyman, Dave, Nimon, Jack and Joseph Portney, dear GERISHER, FRED -In loving memory sister of Mrs. Esther Glassman of Brook- of my dear husband, who passed away N. our dear aunt. mother- in- Jan.
25. 1941: lyn, law, grandmother and great- grandmother. There's been many heartache and Funeral from AXENHANDLER Fu many fear neral Home, 4469 Washington, As the months turn into yeare; Tears in silence often flow 3 p. m. Members of Sun Ray Chapter No.
426, Though you left four years ago. 0. E. please attend. Sadly missed by wife, FRIEDA KANTER.
W. M. JOSEPHINE GERISHER. of GUERIN (IRWIN), MARGARET In PRITCHETT. KATHERINE-3744 West loving memory of our dear mother and Pine, Jan, 27, 1945, 10:30 grandmother, who passed away Jan.
8 beloved wife of Baxter Pritchett, 28, 1942: our dear sister, sister-in-law, cousin There never comes the end of day and aunt. We don't recall her sweet face Remains will lie in state at KUTIS As we face the sorrow which Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois The years of life are filled: Jan. 28. Interment Crittenden County, We miss the hand that guided us Kentucky, Jan. 31, 1945.
And her voice forever stilled. REYNOLDS, DR. JAMES G. 7318 Sadly missed BY CHILDREN. Michigan, Jan.
26, 1945, beloved hus- HAAS, HENRY SR. In loving memory 24. band of Marie Reynolds (nee Bisch), of my dear husband, father and grandfa- U. S. Medical CorDs, brother of George 26, 1935.
of dear father of Set. James V. Reynolds, father, who ho departed this life Jan. of M. Reynolds, our dear uncle.
father-in- Sadly missed by law, brother-in-law and cousin. WIFE. CHILDREN and Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral CHILDREN. St. Home, 6322 8.
Grand. Jan. 30. HALL, EMERY--Departed this life. Jan.
1945. 8:30 to St. Mary and 26. 1944. Joseph Church.
Interment Sunset Burial Gone but not forgotten. Park. Member of Police Burial Sadly missed by his sister, elation. EDNA ROGERS. and SCHWEHR, WILLIAM Holly HANNIBAL, AUGUSTA -In loving On husband Martha Jan.
25, Heinbrock Schwehr. beloved mother, who passed AWAY Jan. 22, inemory of our dear mother and grandof dear father of Marie and T-Sgt. William 1937. Sadly missed by Schwehr 111, farner-In-law of Alyce M.
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. Schwehr, brother of Mrs. C. W. Smith, HUNECKE, ADOLPH F.
(BUDDY)our dear brother-in-law and uncle. In loving memory of my beloved husand Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ band, who departed this life Jan. 30. Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge 1944.
Jan. 29. 10 IN. Aurora Gone is my darling from this world of Lodge No. 267, A.
F. and A. will war and strife, conduct services at chapel Jan. He like many others made the supreme of 28, 8:30 D. m.
member of Belle- sacrifice; fontaine Chapter No. 25, R. A. M. He went off to war to help win the Parking lot in rear of chapel.
fight, Done his part, yes, and right, gave Mc- SHORT, CLARENCE Jan. 24, 1945, his all, his very life. dear father of Mrs. Selma Cotner, Mrs. Gone it is said, but to me never, Iva Miller, Mrs.
Amanda Leight, Carroll He will live in my heart, always, forand Richard Short and our dear grand- ever. late father. Sadly missed by WIFE, STEPE. Remains at FRED M. WILLIAMS DAUGHTER, MOTHER.
SISTERS Funeral Home, 4535 Washington. Fu- and all who knew and loved him. neral Jan. 29, 2 D. Oak JARVIS, HALLIE-Mother, passed away D.
Grove Church, Lone Dell, Mo. Jan. 30, 1942. SPARKS, LENN N. -Entered into rest Dear mother, we're, thinking of you Jan.
23, 1945, 8:30 D. be- today forti- loved husband of Cameo Sparks (ore As we bare these three years since Kincheloe), dear father of Jewel, Elmer yOu went nway. And Homer Sparks, dear son of Emma Our hearts are still sore and very sad. Sparks, grandfather of Sally, Ronald and Since you left, because you were all Jackie Sparks, our dear brother, brother- that we had. sister in-law and uncle.
Sadly missed by EDITH, MARY. Funeral from MATH HERMANN MAE, AND CORP. HARRY JARVIS SON'S Funeral Horne, Fair and West serving in the U. S. Army in France.
Florissant Jan. 29. 10 KAISER, DONALD GENE In memory Side to New Bethlehem Cemetery, Belle- of our darling son and brother, who fontaine rd. Deceased was a member of was taken from us Jan. 28, 1944.
AFL. Local No. 658, Railway Express Sleep on, sleep on, dear son, Agency Chauffeurs' Union. 0 how sweet to breathe thy name; the SPUDICK, CPL. GEORGE In life we loved you dearly, Jan.
1500 10. Branch 1945. killed somewhere in action in MOTHER, DAD and BROTHER. In death we do the same. 25, France, beloved son of Anna Spudick, Mt.
KUEBRICH, GEORGE -In memory Mary Olive, 111.. dear brother of Mrs. Mary dearly beloved hushand who deMe- Lynch, Mrs. Ann Nolan, Mrs. Katherin parted this life Jan.
27, 1944: and Parti, Mrs. Dorothy Hartenberger, Mar- There is a link that death cannot sever: garet, Evelyn, Maxine Spudick and Cpl. Love and remembrance last forever. John J. Spudick, somewhere in England, WIFE, LAURA KUEBRICH, and dear uncle and our dear brother-in-law.
all who loved him. SS. Requiem mass Feb. 4, 9:00 LIPPERT. MARY- loving memory of Cal- Church of Ascension, Mt.
Olive, Ill, mother. mother-in-law and our dear STEINER, JULIUS -Jan. 25. 1945, be- grandmother who departed this life Jan. (nee loved husband of the late Eva Gregor 28.
1939. 27, Steiner, dear brother-in-law of Rose Sadly missed by DAUGHTER, Gregor and the late Gertrude Gregor, IN-LAW GRANDCHILDREN. Ella G. And Emil Hartmann. McCARTHY, MARY In loving mem8.
Funeral from he RINDSKOPF Chapory of our dear grandmother who deel. 5212 Delmar at 2 p. m. parted this life Jan. 27, 1935.
sister HER GRANDCHILDREN. J. STENBERG, CARL -of 5959 Theodosia on Jan. 26, 1945. be- MAROHN, ROBERT--In loving memory and loved husband of Caroline Stenberg, of my dear husband, who passed away dear father of Gustaf A.
and Carl W. Jan. 26, 1935. Stenberg. S.
(f.c) U. 9. N. and the Sadly missed by late Lydia Semon. our dear brother- WIFE.
ANNA MAROHN. in-law and grandfather. PFEFFER, DANIEL loving memnFuneral Jan. 29, at 1:30 D. ory of our dear nephew and cousin, of from the GEO.
L. PLEITSCH Chapel, who passed away Jan. 25, 1943: of 5966 Easton Interment Memorial As we loved him so we miss him. Park Cemetery. Parking lot in rear of In our thoughts he lingers near: Mc- Chapel.
Loved, remembered, longed for always, TICHACEK. ANNE MAY (nee Bringing many A silent tear. the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. UNCLE. AND COUSINS.
25. TK0)-3535 Pestalozzl, fortified with Sadly missed by of Jan. 27. 1945, beloved wife of SCHMIDT, CARRIE--In memory of my Sears, Edward S. Tichacek, dear mother of Jane.
dear wife, who passed away Feb. 2, dear M. Holmes, Edythe A. Simon, Mary Anne 1944. Tichacek and Pfe.
Edward S. Tichacek, Sadly missed by husband, 11. 8. M. dear sister of Marle T.
JOSEPH B. SCHMIDT, and Gahn, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, DREN. Christi sister-In-law, aunt. niece and cousin. SIEDHOFF.
HARRY- -Devoted husband and Funeral from WEICK BRON. Funeral and father, passed awAy Jan. 26, Home, 2201 N. Grand bl. Time later.
1944. Sadly missed by Sidney, TICHENOR, WILLIE MAE (nee Wooley) AND DAUGHTERS. Formerly of 5238 Quincy, Jan. SLATEN, HARRY- tribute of devo(nee 27, 1945. beloved wife of Robert A.
tine to memory of my dear husPvt. Tichenor, dear mother of Mrs. Virginia band. Mae Freese, Dr. Robert W.
and Sgt. He did not fail to do his best: E. Edward H. Tichenor. dear sister of His heart was true and tender.
Mra. J. W. Baker, Jarrett. Mrs.
J. C. Wheeler, He worked hard for those he loved, his Mrs. M. F.
G. and J. G. And will always be remembered. Wooley, our dear grandmother, mother- Sadly missed by Funeral in-law, cousin and aunt.
WIFE AND CHILDREN. Jan. BROS. Remains in state 6409 at Graveis at ZIEGENHEIN Holly VOLLMER, CHRISTINE In loving Marcus I Hills, until 11 Jan. 30.
memory of our dear wife and mother, Mortuary, War Services at Kingshighway Baptist Church, who died Jan. 28. 1938. 5409 S. Kingshighway, 2.
D. same HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS. of day. Interment New St. Marcus Ceme- WEITKAMP, BENJAMIN -In Joving and tery.
memory, passed away Jan. 29, 1943; -2514 N. 9th Jan. 24. As in the hour he passed away.
Me- TROGDON, MRS. BESSIE (nee Leasch) His memory is as dear today mI. 1945, 6 beloved wife of the late Sadie missed by his lonesome WIFE. p. William Trogdon, dear mother of Mrs.
YATES, HERBERT In loving mem1945, May Yates, Ruby Trogdon, William, Mrs. ory of my dear who departed this dear Marie Mrs. Dorothy Boyd, moth- life 29. 1942: gold links, heart-shaped clasp: downtown, south: keepsake: reward. H0.9123 BRACELET -Lost white gold, link -set, missing: reward.
MU. 9732. CHARM BRACELET- -Lost: Eastern Star emblems: reward. MU. 9529.
CLASS RING Lost: Boys': St. Louis U. High '44; reward. JE. 3264.
co*ckER SPANIELS- Lost: 2 black females, please return. 7543 Comfort, or call 111, 5299. Reward. COIN PURSE Lost: money, keepsake key ring: Remley's, Gravois or S. Kingshighway; reward.
LO. 8775. COLLIE Lost: black and white male; Skipper; reward. HI. 4549.
DINNER RING- -Lost downtown; Jan. 18: reward. Mrs. McDonald, Branscome Hotel. DOG- -Lost: small brown male brindle bull body; fox terrier head, black face; since Jan.
19; reward. 3406 Abner place. GA. 6932. DOG- Lost: in Old Orchard business district of Webster, co*cker puppy, black female.
name Ronnie; children's pet; reward. RE. 0288. DOG- -Lost: White Spitz, Jan. 19, near Heman Park: scar on right side of neck: reward.
CA. 8120. DOG--Lost: white; male; terrier: 1 black eye; Corky; reward. FL. 2845.
DOG- male; young Irish setter. PA. 6053. 6433 Alamo. DOG- Lost; part Chow; brown; one lop ear; reward.
RO. 4880. DRESS Lost: Greenfield's box: Boyd's: reward. JE. 5362.
after 5:30. EARRING- Lost; pearl: near Euclid between Maryland and McPherson; reward. RO. 3404. FOUNTAIN PEN- Lost: Schaefer: Wellston; reward.
MU. 8894. FOUR RATION BOOKS Lost Lorraine Cross and Corinne Dean. Fit. 3347.
GLASSES Lost: vicinity of 1100 Blackstone, Sunday; reward. PA. 3578. GLASSES- Lost: boy Herzog school district. MU.
1089. GLASSES- Lost: light shell rims; veinIty downtown. Mrs. Ochs, DE. 5966 GOLD EARRING- Lost: Delmar bus; 2 p.
reward. FO. 3074. GOLD FOOTBALL- U. C.
743: initials Wm. T. reward. PA. 3 2901.
HAIR SWITCH- Lost: blonde: Warne-Florissant; reward. co. 5510. IDENTIFICATION BRACELET Lost: nAme Mom and reward. LA.
8846. KEYS- Lost: on ring. C. 8. Moffitt: reward.
JE. 2548. LAPEL WATCH- -Lost; Fellow sold; in Union-Mas-Stern dressing room; ward. K1. 4742W or PA.
7901. LAPEL, WAT Lost red, white stones: keepsake; reward, LO. 1502. LAPEL WATCH Lost yellow gold: Grend Leader: reward. CA.
8545. LLEWELLYN SETTER- Lost: black and white: vicinity 13th and Arsenal; AL swers name Rags. LA. 6231. MARINE PIN--Lost; Jan.
20; reward. FO. 1021. NECKLACE Lost: pearl; between 4300 Gibson and town, Thursday keepsake from son in Navy; reward. CE.
8200. week days. PERSIAN MUFF--Lost: black; Grand car, Friday evening; reward. PR.6314. PIN- Lost: gold; spray of flowers with Fellow stones; Wednesday night between Illinois Terminal station and Missouri Theater or downtown; keepsake from busband overseas; reward.
Box A-17, Post- Dispatch. PIN--Lost: gold lapel; rhinestone and amethyst; vicinity Pine Lawn, Sunday, Jan. 21: reward. G0. 8710.
-Lost large rhinestone, Dear Chase Hotel or Medart's; reward. EAst 4259W. PIN' Lost: gold with diamond; reward. HI. 2652.
POINTER- Lost; male, liver and white: small liver spot between eyes; reward. 10. 4140. PURSE -Lost: 3600 block Lindell: containing cigarette case, wallet, keys for suitcase: leaving town. Call PR.2905 Sun.
JE.7380, Sta. 213, week days. PURSE--Lost; lady's, Delmar bus, 2:30 D. m1. DOOr working girl; liberal reward, JE.
6290. PURSE Lost: money, diamond ring, watch, keepsake: liberal reward. WAb. 294 or LA. 0973.
PURSE Lost; black; in Wellston; reward, FO. 1364. RED -Lost male: vicinity 5200 Delor: reward. LO, 1921. RING Lost: lady's, white gold, 2 diamonds: Thursday; reward.
GR. 4933. SCOTTIE Lost: small black male, name vicinity of Webster Groves; $50 reward. ST. 6837.
TIE CLASP- -Lost: gold with pharmaeists' emblem: reward. FR. 2610. UMBRELLA- Lost: plaid: Lindenwood bus: reward. HI.
7297. UMBRELLA COVER- Lost: nary-blue; Famous, McCrory's. HU. 6162. WALLET- Lost: black, Prince Gardner, contains identification cards, name H.
H. Christie: reward. CE. 5954. WATCH -Lost lady's; Bulova: Friday; reward.
H. Hohet, 2575 W. Hebert. WRISTWATCH -Lost Bulova: 2 dis monds, yellow gold, Monday vicinity Itaska and Compton; reward. LO.
2365. WRIST WATCH -Lost; lady's diamond Waltham, between Lennox and RiceStix; reward, Call Western Division, Rice-Stix, 1000 Washington. WRIST WATCH -Lost: Benrus; vicinity Grand or Grand car: serviceman's; reward. PL. 9234.
WRIST WATCH--Lost; lady's, Fellow gold, square: reward. NE. 3919. FOUND co*ckER SPANIEL Found: black male. Kenilworth tag 188.
HI. 1414. DIAMOND RING- Found; Wednesday, in Vanderroort's washroom. WEb. 2534.
DOG- Found: black and white, long hair; female. PR. 3522. PERSONAL WILL PERSONS whO witnessed man hit by auto at Loughborough and BroadWar at 6:45 a. Jan.
23, please call FLanders 6200. FRED KNIGHT please contact C. B. 0'Mally, 801 Diversey, Chicago. SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICE- I.
Melvin C. Koeneman, formerly of 5352A Easton City of St. Louis, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that will not be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except myself. (Signed) MELVIN C. KOENEMAN.
SPECIAL. NOTICE I. Charles Smith, of 622 Beaumont, City of St. Louts, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that 1 will not be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except myself. (Signed) CHARLES C.
SMITH. BUSINESS PERSONALS SHOP TOWEL SERVICE CO. Specialized service of every industrial need. We also rewash and sterilize soiled rags. DELIVERY SERVICE, 4139 Gravois.
LA, 2960. HOSPITAL Boatmen's and Bank $9 year. L. F. Bohley, Bide.
CH. 5334. YOUNG MAN desires private tutoring in college grammar, 1 night weekly. Box B-345. Post -Dispatch.
MEXICAN LAW PRACTICE A. B. Flota. Box 240. Juarez, Mexico, FRENCH LANGUAGE LESSONS Wtd.Private.
Box B-82, Post -Dispatch. WAKE-UP SERVICE Low rates, 6290. 24-hr service. OLD RELIABLE, ST. Here Was Opportunity "Fanny," said the man of the house to his wife, "Here is a music teacher advertising in the Post-Dispatch, who will loan instruments to beginners.
Wouldn't that be a fine way to learn whether Bill will take to the violin? We can buy him an instrument later if he does." Bill gets his opportunity. Here's Hoping Bill Made Good Read Post-Dispatch Want Ads Daily for Opportunity Suggestions! W. VA. POCAHONTAS, CRE or Charleston lump. Shell co*ke, $9.70: Laciede co*ke, Ark.
premium lump, clean, $12.25. Universal Sales, 418 8. Compton. JE. 3530.
OKLAHOMA COAL Firm structure Poteau; Solarite, Laclede co*ke, Shell co*ke, all grades stoker coal oil treated. $4.75 up. Brown Coal 819 S. 22nd. CH.
1919. WEST. VA. lump, Solarite, Shell co*ke. Use our budget plan, Do down payment required.
Pay monthly or 30 days cash. Braudis, 4251 Laclede, NE. 6363. KINDLING Clean pine: large load $6.50, small load $5 delivered; 50c extra county. Export Packing 4004 Duncan.
NE. 4506. ARKANSAS LUMP- -Laclede co*ke, Solarite briquettes, stoker coal. Tschudin, 4652 Cottage. FO.
1377. FURNACE WOOD- -Oak, 1-foot length. Material Service Co. HI. 6966.
3251 Edgar. CORN COBS FREE Excellent fuel: come and get them. Albrecht Feed 7550 N. Broadwav. CORN COBS FREE Excellent fuel; come and get them.
Albrecht Feed 7550 N. Broadway. SAVE COAL -Pass yard at 2643 Chouteau, see heavy wood cut for stove or furnace. Call Domestic. PR.
9283. KINDLING 12 baskets for $3.25 delivered. Wood House, 3919 Garfield, NE. 1489, BAG COAL -Delivered. Call RO.
9491. Evenings call Wood, FO. 3468. 911 N. STOVE BLOCKS- $7 load delivered.
Meixner, 5605 Labadie, CO. 6228. SHELL PETROLEUM in bags: kindling. Outman, 2153 Cherry. CO.
3454. KINDLING 8 baskets, $2 delivered. JE. 5527. Campbell, 3131 Rolla pl.
CORD WOOD Several lengths. Tegethorf, 4 Waverton. WY. 0499. CORDWOOD- Immediate delivery.
Raup, ORange 5852. Florissant, Mo. JEWELRY DIAMONDS FRIEDMAN'8 Liquidation sale, to reduce our stock. All prices include federal and luxury tax. 1-carat blue white emerald -cut Dismond Ring in platinum setting, $195 3 perfect American made man's Diamond Ring: 14-kt.
gold mounting $1450 Man's 4-carat Diamond Ring; not perfect, but $400 Lady's 4-carat blue Diamond Ring; platinum mounting with square-cut diamonds on the sides: out of pawl, Special $2000 Man's 5-carat Diamond Ring: steel blue color in elaborate mounting: from estate $2800 Lady's blue diamond: fine quality; set in platinum diamond mounting $2500 Man's -carat Diamond Ring: out of pawn; flash $395 Platinum Wedding Ring with 5 diamonds. Special $60 Lady's white gold basket set Diamond Ring; out of pawn; bargain $40 HENRY FRIEDMAN LOAN CO. 106 N. 7th. GA.
5484 PLATINUM AND GOLD RING- -Jade; 16 small diamonds; $95. CA. 6239. RAILROAD WATCH- -White gold, 21- jewel, Illinois; lady's Bulova wrist watch, 3 chains; small 8-day Waltham clock; cameo and diamond stick pin; some old gold. 1220 Blackstone.
WATCHMan's Gruen pocket. MU. 6383. 9 m. WRIST WATCH Serviceman's, new Chronograph, 17 jewel; sacrifice.
CA. 4111. JEWELRY, DIAMONDS WTD. WANTED OLD GOLD Jewelry, silver, pawn tickets, condition no object; our immense retail business enables as to pay you more: get Sparber's free estimate before selling: we are known as the largest buyers and sellers of used jewelry in the city: we are not pawnbrokers; no packages sccepted by mail or express. H.
SPARBER CO. 705 Olive st. CE. 8143. DIAMONDS WANTED- TOP PRICE Silverware, diamonds, watches; thing to do is to get 3 or 4 offers, then come to Sparber's and see the difference; also cash for old gold, old silver, plated silverware, estimate free; no package accepted in mail or express.
H. SPARBER 705 OLIVE ST. (1). WHEN SELLING old gold, jewelry. silverware, diamonds, watches, consult Sparber: appraisals and valuation cheerfully given without obligation; see your old friend Sparber, established in St.
Louis over 27 years. 705 Olive st. (1). FAMOUS BARR CO. Pay cash for diamonds, watches, antique and heirloom jewelry, sterling silver, old gold; attractive prices paid for salable articles.
JEWELRY REPAIR MAIN FLOOR BALCONY. WILL PAY UP TO 700 Per cent for diamonds, any size or quality considered; be convinced. H. SPARBER 705 OLIVE ST. (1).
THE DIAMOND SHOP Get our prices before selling; diamond rings, bracelets, brooches, watches. 722 Locust st. CE. 1062. Established 32 years.
BULOVA, HAMILTON, ELGIN, GRUEN wrist watches wanted, any condition: also other makes. White's Jewelry Excahnge, Room 323, Holland 211 N. 7th. CH. 1327.
WHY keep your diamonds, old gold and jewelry in safe deposit box? Buy bonds. Established 1888. MILLER'S, 505 Olive. GA, 5471. SPARRER appraises diamonds free: be sure and consult Sparber: established over 27 years in St.
Louis. 705 Olive st. (1). SELL your sterling silver knives, forks and spoons to old rellable Sparber, established over 27 years in St. Louis.
705 Olive st. (1), CASH PAID for diamonds, watches, antique jewelry, old gold. Telephone CH. 6059 or bring to Chas. Lieberman, 4th Holland 211 N.
7th. DON'T SELL YOUR DIAMONDS Unless paid high value. H. SPARBER 705 OLIVE ST. (1).
SPARBER Days more for any jewelry. broken or otherwise; established over 27 years in St. Louis, 705 Olive (1). OLD GOLD, silver, antique jewelry wanted. White's Jeweler's Exchange, Room 323, Holland 211 N.
7th. SELL OLD GOLD to the old reliable Sparber, established over 27 years in St. Louis, 705 Olive st. (1). WATCHES Wtd.
-All makes, any condition, all sizes. LOEW'S, 4th floor, Holland 211 N. 7th st. OLD WATCHES, wrist or pocket, sell to old reliable Sparber, established over 27 years in St. Louis, 705 Olive (1), MESS CULBERTSON JEWELRY co.
will ty diamonda, old gold. elver. 826 OLIVE ST. LOUIS, MO. DIAMONDS -All grades, all sizes.
LOEW'S, 4th floor, Holland Bldg. OLD GOLD, broken jewelry, silver, dismonds, kodaks. J. 205 N. 6th.
CASH for dental work, jewelrs, watches. Gem Jewelry 505 Arcade Bldg. CASH for old jewelry, silverware. PERLES 707 Pine. BROKEN JEWELRY, OLD GOLD Wtd.
-LOEW'S. 4th floor. Holland Bide. SHARE A RIDE RIDE North St. Louis to East St.
Louls. EV. 7267. Mrs. Lomax.
WANT ride from Kirkwood to downtown, 8 to 8:30 5 to 5:30 p. m. K1. 4469. SWAPS BAND SAW--Dunlap; 58-inch; trade for circle saw.
PA. 0732. CANARY AND CAGE- -Marvelous singer; want small radio. JE. 9386.
3 CARTONS CAMELS -Want boxes 16 gauge super shells. EV. 1296. CASH REGISTERS National; large; for car. Box B-340, -D.
CIGARETTES 3 cartons for what? Call Belleville 3705W. COTTAGE- Meramec River: want late car. or what? LO. 2142. EQUITY 4-room bungalow for car or what have you! 6305 North dr.
FRIGIDAIRE-8 cu. all -porcelain; excellent condition; trade for refrigerator. HU. 5489. HAVE PROPERTY: want grocery or confectionery.
1435 Montclair. RO. 3480. HUDSON- sedan; runs good; needs minor repair work and battery, for metal cutting lathe and? 51124 Louis. PAIR COON HOUNDS For fox hounds or shotgun.
HI. 5875. RED FOX FUR SCARFS 2, for anything of the same value. FL. 8891.
TIRES 6.00:16: will trade for radio, motors, band, Jle, circle saw, lathe, electric drill or what HU. 00 0088. TYPEWRITER Motors, confectionery fixtures; want building material. 6311 St. Louis, USED TIRES AND TUBES What have vou? 6612 St.
Louis MU. 1889. WILL TRADE TE 11-tube Philco console for late edition Encyclopedia Britannica. Box B-73, Post -Dispatch. BUSINESS DIRECTORY ASH HAULING ASH HAULING By pit or load: 2 trucks.
Phone JE. 1375, George Cochran, 3628 Cook. ASHES AND RUBBISH HAULED Moore, 4368 St. Louis. MU.
2667 ASHES and rubbish hauled. Thomas Short. 7314 W. Florissant. EV.4840.
ASHPITS. RUBBISH Quick service. Vineyard, 912A La Salle. CE. 9356.
ASHPITS- General hauling. Lewis, 2014 Berkley. ST. 5286. ASHES, rubbish hauled; quick service.
Brown, 2104 CH. 5901. AUTO REPAIRING CRACKED MOTOR BLOCKS repaired: all work guaranteed. Excels Weld 2109 Mullenphy. CH.
3956. body and dent work, fenders rolled out while you wait our specialty; 1-day service: we match any color. 4108 N. Broadway, GA. 8145 411 1:30 m.
CE. 0634. AUTO GLASS-AUTO GLASS broken glass is dangerous; installed while you wait; come in now. WALDMAN'S. 4444 Easton.
NE. 4315. BRICKLAYING, TUCKPOINTING CRACKS in brick work, walls, paired: settling walls, foundations, raised, supported, underpinned. R. DAVIS House Settling Contracting, 6635 Delmar, DE.
1234. BRICK WORK- Tuck pointing, expert chimney and fireplace repairing guaranteed to draw; waterproofing. Ideal, 2825 N. Union, EV. 5265.
CONCRETE. BRICK WORK General building repair, factories, stores, commercial; immediate attention. F. E. Ratliff, 2506 W.
Dodier. CE. 2756. BRICKS removed from chimneys, chimneys repaired. Ratliff, 2506 W.
Dodier. CE. 2756. TILE SLATE ROOFS, leaky chimneys repaired. Long, 4552 McPherson.
RO. 2219. TUCK POINTING- Chimney repairing, waterproofing. Cather, 5237 Thrush. EV.
1453. BRICK WORK, concrete, tuckpointing. Anderson, 2640 Roseland. ST. 6919.
PORCHES- Steps all kinds. Brockett, 2812 Lyndhurst. Win. 0788. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS PROPERTY OWNERS.
HOME OWNERS Pian now, repair now: insulation, storm sash, porches, store fronts, rathskellers, partitions, additional rooms, rages, roof to basem*nt: terms, monthly payments; deal with reaponsible contractor. Wm. Barby Carleton 308 N. Sixth st. CE.
1242 or PA. 4960, evenings. RESPONSIBLE BUILDING CONTRACTOR for 20 Fears has competent union workmen available for any type of building or remodeling job, large or small. We have materials and assist Forever: best references: expert work: 20 years' experience; thoroughly reilable. THERESA A.
HEICK 457 N. Kingshighway. FO. 6528. HAIR moles removed: experienced.
E. Callen, 1833 Ry Ex. Bldg. CH. 1269.
HAIR, MOLES, WARTS removed forever. MARIE T. PARIS, 705 Olive. CH.3435 HARDWOOD FLOORS HARDWOOD floors furnished and finIshed complete: old floors refinished to look like new: all materials prewar quality; no substitutes. Lawson Bros.
Floor 1902 Maury. PR. 5995. DO YOUR FLOORS need refinishing We offer you guaranteed at sonable price. Call Smith, DE.
5076, for given estimate. 7010 Melrose. BAND and refinish oid floors: prompt service; guaranteed, Strait Floor 5091 Ridge. FO. 3750.
with priorities, designing and finance Ing If needed. Estimates furnished. Also references if wanted. T. RASMUSSEN, RE.
7138, Brentwood. CARPENTER- -Building. remodeling, repairs of all kinds; siding, roofing. caulking, concrete work. Madison, 5056 Emerson.
EV. 6527. ALTERATIONS, repairs and cabinet work, storm sash: experienced. CA. 1938.
Frank Davidson, 1317 Belrue. ALL CARPENTER REPAIRS Closets, arches: reasonable. Harrison, 4636 Natural Bridge. 0875. GENERAL REPAIRS Porches, steps rebuilt: good material Dexter, 3224 Watson rd, 1.
8092. GENERAL contractor: construction, repairs, commercial, residential. Watters, 7641 Belwood. G0. 9241.
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRS Inside or out: quick estimate; postal, Pfeiffer, 3629 Olive. ALL KINDS REPAIRING. 25 years. Kelly, 4554 Lexington. GO.
6228. ALTERATIONS, repairing. Gyarmathy, 4215 Blaine, GR. 4739. GENERAL house repairs, porches, rages.
Lester, 4415 Ashland. EV. 1147 ALTERATIONS 2002 repairing, Wyoming. remodeling. 8409 Luehrmann LA.
KITCHEN CABINETS. screens made. Huber, 3907. West Pine. JE.
0432. ALTERATIONS Remodeling, repairing. Gosney, 730 Cumberland dr. L0.6088. GENERAL house repairs, porches, rages.
Lester, 4415 Ashland. EV. 1147 REPAIR WORK OUR SPECIALTYHighee, 4041 Lafavette. GR. 2838.
CARPENTER work, repairs of all kinds Baumgartner, 4647 Idaho. LO. 6990 REPAIRS- AL kinds: cabinets made. Hecker, 5915 Alpha. MU.
5899. CABINETMAKER Remodeling. Roy Smith. 7608 Arlington, HI. 7764.
ALTERATIONS General repair. Ed Rucker, 5259 Wilborn, CO. 2998. CONCRETE, CEMENT WORK CONCRETE floors, walls, steps, basem*nt. J.
Laffey, 1620Clara. R0.2038 CONCRETE FLOORS, steps, etc. Schultz. MU. 2980, 387 Scenic dr.
CONCRETE -Small Jobs promptly done. 3059 Sheridan. NE. 0786. Morris.
DETECTIVES DETECTIVE WILKERSON shadows, investigates, locates everywhere; marital troubles expertly handled; suspicions proved or disproved: strictly confidential: licensed, bonded: results guaranteed. 320 N. Grand. JE. 8894.
EX-OFFICER Wm. E. La Chasse Shadowing, investigating: over 40 experience; native Louisan: licensed. bonded. 4485 Olive.
NE. 5065. DETECTIVE MARIAM shadows. traces, locates everywhere: strictly confidential: licensed, bonded. CA.0776.
DE.3527 DRESSMAKING- -MILLINERY MAKE your own wardrobe; complete sewing course, day or evening classes, with machine furnished at home: $20. Singer Sewing Machine, 5653 Delmar. ADULT SEWING CLASSES -Learn SeW ing. cutting, fitting and making complete garment. Classes starting now.
Singer Sewing Machine, 823 Locust. EXPERT DESIGNING Tailoring and restyling. JE. 6980, Apt. 212, Melbourne Hotel.
ALTERATIONS--Furs, men's suit into ladies' suits, men's overcoat Into ladies' Chesterfield. PR. 3962. ELECTRICAL REPAIRING DOES your radio sputter, does it die down when you are listening to an important broadcast: it is impossible to purchase new one for the duration 50 bring your radio to Teris Radio Appliance 3191 S. Grand.
GR. 3424. H. WASHING MACHINE Repairs and service, all makes, all models. 4478 Castleman.
PR. 5837. If no answer. LA. 6876.
GRUNOW- -And all sealed unit refrigerator rebuilding service: motor rewinding. Call PL. 1763, Ruder, 148 W. Holden. WASHING MACHINES repaired and rebuilt; work guaranteed.
Call 10. 7364. Fletcher, 218 Vichl st. REFRIGERATION and washing machine service. GA.
2725. Ferguson, 1508 Biddle. GRUNOW REFRIGERATOR- Authorized service: genuine parts. Show Boat, 2616 Chouteau (3). PR.
7030. WASHERS- VACUUMS Repaired Portis Nappier, 7215 Manchester. ST.3824 ELECTRIC clock repairing. Sinith, 1803 Nebraska. GR.
1377. ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. ELECTRICAL contracting and repairing. T. Spudich, 427 Par Lane, K1, 4483.
ELECTRICAL contracting and repairing. Tobin, 3328 N. 9th. CE. 1163.
ELECTRICIAN, wiring, repairing, licensed Kramer, 749 Fastaate, DE. 4669. EXTERMINATORS MOTHS. roaches, exterminated. Chippews 2701 Chippewa.
PR. 2175 FURNACE REPAIRING HEATING TROUBLE? Armcon Inspection Service is free--saves costly repairs or replacement later. Repairing all kinds of furnaces. Free estimates. Phone FRanklin 3533.
Connelles Heating Air Conditioning 3100 Washington. FURNACE AND BOILER 24-hour emergency repairs and service: free estimate: authorized Rudy-InlandSunbeam Lennox American Radiator dealers. General Sales Engineering 4468 Delmar. NE. 1580.
STOKER SERVICE and repairs. Authorized Fire Tender, Gehl, Heat Master service Call Sales and Engineering 4468 Delmar. NE. 1580; open Sunday. REPAIRS on all makes of furnaces and steam and hot-water boilers: 20 Fears the trade.
GA. 7775. Smith, 1300 Chouteau. FURNACES--AlL makes repaired; stoker service; new furnaces Installed. Hildebrand, 4232 Ravenwood.
CO. 2815. J08. M. GAINES Furnaces, boilers; service.
3423 Olive. DE. 1234. GUTTERING, spouting, furnace. Droste, 4956 Natural Bridge.
MU. 9000. STOKER SERVICE- Call any time. W. H.
Smith, 54784 Thrush. EV. 0401. GENERAL HAULING KINDLING WOOD- Cheap: ash pits, general hauling. Ask for Thomas.
FR. 7873. 3918 Page. GENERAL HAULING 8116 Vulcan. FL.
8891. J. E. Morello. HAIR REMOVED HAIR REMOVED PERMANENTLY Without pain, by multiple-needle electrolysis; best medical references; warts and moles removed: years of expertence: consultation without charge.
Cases handled personally and confidentially. ESTHER L. FOX, 805 Arcade Bids. Eighth and Give. CH.
5213. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. Removed by multiple-needle electrolysis; quickly; permanently; best medical references: consultation without charge; 35 years' experience in St. Louis. MRS.
AIDA MAYHAM, Electrologist. 346 N. Euclid av. Phone FO. 6180.
Office comfortably alr-conditioned. UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED Frank (formerly Walter Riciau), 5954 Wabada. G0. 6856. HARDWOOD FLOORS REFINISHED Like new: also stair treads.
Guy Pink. FO. 3819. 5084 Kensinaton. FLOOR REFINISHING Special rates.
Floor 6132 Victoria. HI, 6302. FLOORS REFINISHEDO'Shea. 6103 Bircher. EV.
2720. INCOME TAX RELIABLE TAX SERVICE $2 CP Wage-earners, small business, real tate, rentals, sales, proper deductions, depreciation. Gordon Bennett, 6193 Delmar DE.5421 WAGE EARNERS- Business partnership, rooming house; phone questions swered. Miss Laily, 4103 Laciede. FR.
0614. WE ARE NOW PREPARING 1944 Income tar returns: bring W-2 reports or exact total receipts. EDNA E. BOOTEN, 4919 Delmar. INCOME TAX RETURNS Prepared by experienced tar auditers.
GRACE REAL ESTATE CO. PR. 7047 ACCOUNTANT C. P. expert in auditing.
preparing returns and Garernment claims. CE. 4679. INSULATION INSULATE- SAVE FUEL Rock wool blown in; estimates DE. 1111.
Hill-Behan, 6500 Page. LANDSCAPING FRUIT TREE PRUNING General trimming. large trees removed: sured. P. Jones, 906 Chambers.
4247. ROTTED MANURE For lawns, gardens. Raup, Ferguson. ATw, 926. PRUNING fruit trees, grape vines, shrubs.
Englander, 5019 Cates. RO. 0542. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES CLOCKS REPAIRED. New company, modern methode: sion work; promptiy done.
Frank Waldron. 4521 Olire. PAINTING EXTERIOR. INTERIOR PAINTING Wallpaper removed by steam. Steamers for rent.
J. Clark Sons, EV. 1972. 5943A Wahada. PAINTER of old school wishes to contact a few people having some terior work.
Kendall, 5011 Delmar, DE. 1234. PAINTING Guaranteed: low prices: im mediate service: expertenced. reliable: references: estimates, Ballowe, 1510 Arlington. 60.
4205. WALL WASHING. painting a immediate service: reasonable. teed. Frisch, 3743.
8957 Hamilton ter. INTERIOR PAINTING. wall washing. paper cleaning. Thiele Sons, 5938 Minerva.
DE. 3493. WE CAN do your painting 26 years in business. Patterson, 714 Walton. FO.
9625. IF you are particular about your ing. interior or exterior, call O' Boss, HU. 4327. 3224 Itaska.
EXTERIOR. interior painting; unica. Mayer, 4963 Winona. HU. 4780.
PAINTING Paper hanging; first -class work. Kaner, 5354 Easton. R0. 8026 PAINTING Interior. exterior: Immediate service.
Hicks, 3129 Ohio. LA. 4906. PAPER HANGING, CLEANING PAPERING. painting.
steamina: quick, work. clean, reliable service: guaranteed; need Benson, 4055 Delmar. DE. 1185. WALL PAPER REMOVED Clean steam process.
Karl, CE. 5826. 3700 Penrose. A1 DECORATING and WALL PREPARING since 1917. Signorelli, 53464 Cote Brilliante.
FO. 6057. PAPER HANGING. painting: good work. Morris, NE.
1529 after 6 3701 St. Louis. PAPERHANGING. painting. repairing.
Ray, ST. 0761. 6292 Marb maduke. PAPERING, painting, plastering: reasonable. Vincent, 4038A Laciede.
NE, 6926. PAPERING. painting, steaming. waif washing, cleaning. floors refinished.
Walter. 1509 Claytonia. ST. 4966. PAPERING -First class: prompt serve Ice guaranteed.
Butler, LA. 2746. 2644 Russell. PAPERING. painting.
prices. Dale, 4554 Tholozan. GR. 4905. LET ME BID on paper hanging and painting: estimates given.
Newton, 1342 N. Euclid. RO. 1795. PAPER HANGING Prompt service.
Whitlow, 5046A Oleatha. PL. 0218. PAPERING -Work guaranteed. Bolash, LO.
9007, 7909 Pennsylvania. PAPERING AND CLEANINGate. Ochs, 3822 Labadie, FR. 0526. PAPERING, painting estimates: able.
Dott, 3816A Greet. FR. 5489. A1 HANGING and painting. Cornelison.
5136 Minerva. FO. 4243, FIRST CLASS papering. painting. Wolf.
2922 Belt. GO. 7447. PAINTING and PAPERING. 4728 Minnesota.
LO. 1836. PAPERING. painting: done immediately. Lee.
5656 Chamberlain. PA. 6271. PAPERING -First class work, teed. Heck.
CO. 0122, 5255 Wilborn. PAPERING -And painting: work Peter, 2719 Arlington. MU. 7171, PAPERHANGING, steaming, painting.
Gaines, 3423 Olive, DE. 1234. PAPERING. painting: prompt: able. 3231 Fads.
Billings, GR. 7866. WALL WASHING and paper cleaning. Seares, 5039 Kendneton. FO.
2655 WALL WASHING- Paper cicanine. Jim. 4409 Garfield. FR. 1876.
PAPERING -First-class. LA. 7521. Sieving, 3627A Wisconsin. WALL WASHING and paper cleaning.
Searey, 5039 Kensington. FO. 2655. WALLPAPER CLEANING 3934 Pennsylvania. ST.
2970. PATENTS INVENTORS -Learn without obligation, how to protect and sell SOUP invention: secure free "Patent Guide." containing complete information about patent 0'Brien procedure. Write Clarence A. Harres Jacobson, Registered Patent Attorneys, 573-A Adams Washington, D. C.
INVENTORS- Patent your Invention: cure book, Finance and SeI Your no obligation. Mr. MORROW BERMAN, Patent Attorneys, 162-C Atlantic WashIngton 4, D. C. PLASTERING PLASTERING repaired: reasonable.
Dockers, 2226 Delmar. CE. 2110, 5364. CALL I. L.
LEWIS for plastering 5716 DE. 4071. PLASTERING -New. repairing. reasonahle.
Restle, 4207 Chouteau. JE.5799 CALL Hesselmeger for any plastering job. 19424 Arsenal. LA. 4559.
PLUMBING PLUMBING -Registered city and county: contracting, repairing. remodeling sewer installations. Bellenson PlumbIng 5914 Clayton. HI. 7311 or HI.
4888. Residence, HI. 7107. PLUMBING- HEATING Reasonable registered. George Elphingstone, 3952 Delmar.
FR. 9572. PLUMBING- -Heating. Duncan Plumbing Heating Service, 441 Buckingham dr. FL.
4499, RE. 7519. J. DUGGAN PLUMBING CO.pairing and remodeling: furnace cot installed. 4957 Tyrolesn.
HU.7297. H. W. EASTER PLUMBING HEATING- -Work done reasonable. 1334 Papin JEfferson 6432.
SEWER SERVICE -Repairing a specialty, Kelloge. 3157 Watson. HI. 2217. SINKS.
tubs, gAS heater Installed. Jacobi, 801 Jackson. PA. 6724. ROOFING AND SIDING SEARS, ROEBUCK co.
Applied roofing service. Sears furnishes all material and arranges for the labor to apply, either built-up or steep roofs. All roofs guaranteed. Call Sears today. RO.
1000. PR. 6110. ROOF REPAIRS- -NEW ROOFS Asbestos and bricklike siding: Celotes insulation applied by union mechantes. United Roofing Siding 4545 DeTonty.
PR. 5266. LEAKS in roofs, or new roofs of ang kind. Central Roof Siding frame home modernizers, roofing and siding experts. 3665 Market st.
JE. 0751. FO. 1556 NEW ROOFS- ROOFS REPAIRED Our own insured union workmen. Estimaten given.
DE. 1111. BERAN. 6500 PAGE. LEAKS- New roofs.
insulation. Frederte 4278 Natural Bridge, 0812. ROOFING-16 experience, Medley. 2310A Russell. GR.
5306. STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS ARE you moving to the Pacific Coast! See 118 for rates and service. U'niversal Carloading Distributing 221 Riddle st. GA, 2380. -Insured movine: local.
dietance: reasonable. 1418 S. Broadway. GA. 3182.
KAISER MOVING Local, distance: sured: reasonable. CE. 7398. 4325 N. 20th st.
able. Wittner, 6015 Maple, PA.7442, UPHOLSTERING Slip covers, St. Louis 933 Walton. FO. 5047.
WATERPROOFING DAMP WALLS, wet cellars, waterlogged chimneys waterproofed, strictly on guarantee: A1 work: 30 years' experience, Ranetite, 1917 S. Broadway. PR. 8021 LEAKING BAsem*nT WALLS stopped. BRUEGGEMAN, 833 wall.
GO. 9761 WINDOW SHADES, BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS, window shades order: used blinds bought and sold: alterations, taping, cleaning..
