St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-07
SITUATIONS OFFERED

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| GIRL for kitchen work at $50 Robert ST., Mer-
~ chants dining room; Swede or German pre-
ferred. 4
! GIRL to do general Homework; must be good
" cook. Apply at As Iglehart st.
IRLS-Ten dining-room, 10 German family
VI cooks, at Hayes employment Once, 4s9 Wa
bssha, near capitol. 1880
~ IRL, IL to Il years old. to take care of child
VI in small family; must come well recon-
mended. Apply 22S East Fourteenth st.
! CIRL-Competent girl for light housekeeping.
" Mrs. George Wirth 500 Selby av.
| CIRL-For general housework, in family Of
VI two at So Bluff st. 4
! CIRL-For general homework; small family.
| u $40 Minnesota st.
GIRL, good and strong. for general housework.
~ IRL for general Homework in family of O.
u Apply at $40 Oak St, south. 4
GIRL for general homework at once 500
VI Eighth st. 8
| ~ IRL-First-class, for general housework in
u family of four. at ass Ashland av. 8
- RL for general Homework. 27l williams
VI street. 8
| GIRL-Must be good cook and neat at $50 Col
u lege aV. near West Third st; call Tuesday,
lOto4.
| GIRL-FOr general homework 682 Holly av
"
GIRL for general Homework in family of 2;
~ must be good cook. Apply this morning at
! 500 East Ninth St, Mrs. Horton.
GIRL to take care of child years old and O
" light housework 472 Marshall av.
GIRL for general Homework, apply at once.
" 2?7 Iglehart St
GOVERNESS-American lady to go in the
~ country as governess to young chdren; one
acquainted with music preferred. Address with
salary expected H., Globe.
HOUSEWORK-A willing girl to do house
II work in small family; good home. 49S
Dayton ave. 3
HoUsEwoRK to do in small family. L R.,
IL Globe. 8
T AUNDRESS-Gooda at 475 jackson ST.; swede
IL preferred
NURSE GIRL at 26s Rice ST.; one that will
spend the nights at home; will pay IS per
month for good girl
NURSE GIRL at 2s5 Ellen St
DARTIES needing good cooks. second, nurse.
L general homework girls dishwashers.
dining-room girls laundresses, etc.; girls looking
for rstcass places in and out of the city, best of
wages, can be supplied promptly by calling at EN-
plOyment Agency, 81 Wabasha st. 2S0-s1
SECOND GIRL-Competent one; German or
- Irish preferred. lbs East Ninth st. 5
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter. Box $40,
! ~ poStoInce. ZSu-o2
| SEWING GIRL-One who understands dress
- making; call early at S9S Minnesota st. 4
SINGERS with good voices desired in chorus
| - choir where the advantages superior; no
salary; two goou soioists may receive vocal les
sons in return for services. Address, not apply,
Mrs. j. S. Bailey, So Iglehart st. 277-S3
DING ERS' with good voices in chorus choir,
- where the advantages for practice su-
perior; no salary; good soloists may receive
vocal lessons in ret7rn for services. Address,
not apply Mrs. J. S. Bailey, 50 Igehart st. 27SS0
OTENOGRAPHERSc cali for pos tons Anne
~ c. Drew & Co., room 9, Hale block, opposite
Merchants. I29~
TEN SALESLADIES, 5 statesmen and cash
l. boys: only those thoroughly experienced in
dry goods business need apply. No. II East Third
ST. 2sO
WAIsT AND SKIRTMAKERS-Fir
w class, at once; also few paid apprentice
girls. Mrs. G. Bailey, 46S st. Peter ST. 5
w OMAN-At oncei experienced at making
w pants at home, and girls to sew Iants.
overals, ETC., in shop. Guiterman Bros, 375
Sbley st. 4
WAITERS-Two good girls to wait on tables
w in new restaurant and oyster parlors. Call
after 10 m. at SSS Wabasha st.
VITASHERWOMAN- woman to do family
wv washing at her own home w. r., Globe. 8
YOUNG GIRL; take care children and Sec
ond work. 726 st. Peter st.