The sun., 1891-05-03

dren- vhe term u eppksnusssniu bstU
rally varies sccordins TO the nature o
the employment Some trades are vsry inter
mittsnt I'm their times Of work Thu
basters do not work during January 'ant
April and ate paid about 85 centimss an hour
In embroidery no work 10 done In June. JulS
and AuRust; II skilful. the workers are offer
paid at rates varying from to rs francs q day
Embroidery In silk and wool 10 especially wei
paid. Tho making Of soldiers linen II 10
munerated at the rate Of from 30. 40. TO 4b con
times an hour. Corset makers for nine hours
good work receive an average Of %francs day
Drsssmeklne ts very we'll paid, and %
Is the sewing Of furs and the making o.
costumes for theatres. Ready.made clothes
for export can generally be worked at home
and sometimes smantuamaks and ready-u,ads
drsssmakers eau also take their work to theil
own Abodss This nspirant for remploymentin IN
the meAtuamakeris trade must learn the nri
of trying on. and, II p6stible. must know one
foreign Language. For these the salary IL
from to 4 francs day. In this trade II
appears that there is no intermission all tho
year round. Plain white sewing 10 not well
paid. owing 70 the competition OF the large
warehouses; hut articles OF hduts noupeaad,
on the other hand. are often remunersted at
the rates Of 20. 80. and 60 francs Der garment
In nsns cravst making there is .slso excellent
steady work, a. we'll as in lace making and
glove making. The trimmine Of bonnets. the
making Of bows for shoss. mn orellss. and pa
rasols. is intermittent and 20 is the making of
trimming Of all kinds. this being dependent
upon fashion. ~
Awoman can earn decent livelihood By 20
ing out a. q mendsr to those who have not
fine or capacity to do their own household
work. Restoration OF embrpidsriss and tapes
tries ia sometimes paid ~ much as 4 francs
day. but this work u OF course very uncer-
tain. In plating and ruohlna no work 70 done
In January and February. In tallortoe women
are paid according to the quality Of their work.
All work for children 10 we'll paid and steady.
and this includes the drsssinx OF dolls.
Women also do mattress cardinG. which in
France is generally done In the house. Laun-
dresses are paid by the piece. Broad carriers
are paid from 18 to "a francs week. accord
Ing to the quarter and the custom received.
besides two pounds OF bread Dor diem. Print
ers. stitchers. and folders are paid fron to
francs day. A fairly rsmunsratsd- ocoupa-
Won is the ooloring OF playing cards. As iith-
ogrAphers. ohromoltthographers, as allerp and
markers Of ink bottles, As competitors. as
book binders, good .workwomen can earn 8
francs day. The articles dc Parts are we'll
paid, but change constantly according to the
fashion: and the work cannot be depended
upon. The making OF fireworks ID subject TO
various accidentA '
Too many to mention are many other small
industries for women. comprising the making
OF email balloons. dags. steel springs for stays,
and buttons Tho latter 10 an extensive and
Important branch. Fairly well paid. too. are
BARRIERS and dressmakers' dummies, but they
must. Of course bs fairly good looking. Fan
making. IN all It's branches. from the simple
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lowest SALARY ID o''V aay. "eeve.s oi inc mne
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y weaving oi eanoons lof ealrisHes sno floo0ns
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lts various olanenes rsouires soeciM .pu.uue
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