The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-01
A FEW WANTS
Compiled From the Advertising
Columns of a New York
Paper.

A
glance, as it not only shows the d.
mand for employment by that grea
mass of people which constitutes the
laboring world. but also in measure
conveys sense Of the conglomerate
parts, which go 10 make up that
world. The following have been
taken from New York publication.
COOk-Respectable woman as
good cook +: excellent bread, c,ke and
bi=cuit maker; willing to assist with
coarse washing; best of references
from last place; boarding house pre-
ferred.
The cook evidently intends to wash
her own dish cloths and thus she
would be valuable in case she did neg
!ect her cooking for her washing.
Here is another who writes several
useful attributes to her responsibility.
She says:
SEAMSTRESS "A respectable
young woman wishes plain sewing by
the day; good member and darner /;
ladies' hair shampooed.
Here is woman who "knows
pastry" but as most women know
pastry we'll enough to keep doctors
services necessary the year round,
there is nc particular rec mmenda-
ton in the fact.
BUTLER-French couple, lately
arrived, want situations; husband
butler, wife as first-class COX, know
ing pastry; good reference.
The young man mentioned in the
''ad' below is willing to pay for a
place, as witness:
$50 AS SECURITY for evening
employment, or 800 for position Of
trust.
Here is an advertiser who lost his
position through no fault his own, but
probably just from sheer perversity
on the part of his employer:
YOUNG NAN experienced in pub
fishing business in general manage
meni ,stenographic work and bookkeep-
ing. l wish to re establish myself, being
put of employment now through no
individual fault am % years old,
and can furnish satisfactory ref
erence.
When plumber wants situation,
uck must indeed be against the trade,
but here is one who is not rolling in |
wealth since he is willing to take |
wages.
PLUMBER wishes steady work i
'ity or country wages reas ,nable.
Now here is chance for a plump
,irl for under the head of wanted is
he following:
A.-A-WANTED, a young girl
IS figure 26, also SO bust try on
ample jackets.
The following advertiser who can
10 cooking in four different styles
you'd be equal to trip to Europe.
lear her.
COOK-Strong. midd!e-aged wo-
nan who can do four styles of cooking
French, Greek and Span
I'D wants situation in private family
3 housekeeper or cook.
The following would not seem to
e difficult position to fill. |
HANDS WANTED TO sew pipes
n cards; experience net necessary, |:
ut references required. i
This too would suit some man who
ates work like a dog and cJuld Just
It down and enjoy life.
WANTED-First.class pressman
n custonl-made pants.
This advertiser evidently does not
ant any women fooling around, as Ia
he says:
Observation-Disclosures wishes
osition in widower's family or to
Ike charge of bachelors apartment
tolerate salary.
Such an advertiser as the following
'ou'd probably receive many an c
yers, listen: I
HOUSEKEEPER-An American |
Dung widow. unencumbered, edu- q
lied, refined and cheerful, desires a
DsitiOn as housekeeper and compan
n.
Pushing men are always in de-
and, hence the following: |.
A PUSHING MAN with ST 900 !.
n the greatest &c and 10a invention.
The "want' in the following has L
zen ''long felt" but as the advertise
ent is not dated in Connecticut, it
probably not maiden or a widow
no advertise. q
MAN WANTED to rivit sheet =
on work. y
Somebody wants forelsdy on la. d
es underwear-probably to be worn v
front, as witness =
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