Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-31
wANTED-HELP.

DEITY 4 HUMMEL5 EMPLOYMENT
L agency, 207 West Second street. tel. 40.
word to mploy ers-Many of you will read
for granted that as an observing people, you
have concluded with US that the employment
agency Is necessity, and will continue to be
that you are concerned that there should be a
frst-class agency in Los Angeles. 1t is also a
selfevident proposition that it costs great
deal more money to run our business first class
than second or third. 1t is probably no news
to you that Petty & Hummel are sparing no
expense nor effort to make strictly first class
as well as thoroughly reliable sgency. Allow
US to take you into our confidence and say that
as q consequence of this we have to pay big
rents, big advertising and stationery bills and
stout salaries for our help. Our stationery bill
alone is cnethird more than any agency in
Southern California. In fact it takes a good
round sum every day to run our business.
thus we must have the patronage of the peo-
pie, II those who em ploy help will hold up our
hands by giving us tneir orders we can main.
tain an agency here that they ali will be proud
to point to us as the very best in the entire west
From the favors that have been shown us in the
past. and from the general satisfaction that we
have been enabled to give, we feel sure that
this will be the case. Our books show an in
crease of at least twenty-five per cent a month
IN our business during the last three months,
For the many kind favors OF our friends we are
truly grateful, especially to that large class
who have gone out of their way to throw bust
If you, reader, are hesitating give us a trial
order and see if we do not please YOU, Remem-
ber that some OF the best business men of South
ern California get the bulk of their help through
us. There will be from 500 to 1000 workers In
our office Monday. Can you use any of them?
If SO, write, telephone or wire us, 2O7 West
Second street. Telephone 40.
Two men to lay st ne in a ditch So and board
cornet player, tuba player, third and fourth
grade; solicitors for city, good opportunity;
derrick man, $&.25 man and wife, man to
earn $2 per day; an AL ranch hand for steady
work, must milk some; shepherds with dogs,
good wages: Q stone masons, $ $50 per day (;
teamsters for Arizona, 81 rs; boys who can
milk. $40 per mo and board; wood choppers
$2.50 per cord for stove wood; man and wife,
English or German, $50; another man and
wi wife. ; 80 and ey srything found; hay balers,
~ cents ton and board: fruit ranch man,
$25; ranch hand, $26; blacksmith to take
charge of shop and about 40 other places.
Hotel Departmental first class cook who
can bake bread; colored head waiter for first
class place; 2 colored side walters; good wo-
man cook, $35, close to city; waitress for first
class country place, $25; all around maid for
country hotel, $5 per week; laundry woman
for the island $25, etc.; all around maid for
the bea ch, $16, etc. waitress for hotel at Santa
Barbara, $40 and railroad fare paid in ad-
vance.
Household DepSrtment-Young girl to take
care of child at the beach, $40; nurse with
$25; house girl for Olive street, $25; another
for Central avenue. $25; young girl for San
Gabriel, $40; house girl for West Twenty sew
enth street, $25; one for small city family, s s;
girl for Glendera, $40; girl for Redlands, SIS
per week; another, small city family, $15;
for San Dimas, $25; girl for family of two
elderly woman preterred), $l5, etc, etc, ETC.,
etc. PETTY & HUMMEL,
7-31.1t 207 w. Second st. Tel. 40.