The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15
ADVERTISING BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
What IL Hns and is Doing for Whining.
toms Unemployed.

The Advertising Business Exchange.
With an ollce on the second foor OF the
Western Union Building at Third aud
Market streets. is medium which is last
placing many of Wilmington's unem-
ployed men and women Into positions OF
trust and responsibility.
The exchange has been 10 Gated hero for
several months and has since been pa.
tronized by many people. who are now
occupying positions secured through Its
management.
The exchange secures. without cost to
employers, the ost practical and reliable
male and female commercial, professional
and mechanical help. free of any annoy
anue or publicity and IN manner that
has secured the active cooperation OF the
press and general public in oil the cities
where branches OF this Exchange have
been sstablished-extending from ocean
TO ocean," The Exchange ls both practical
aud reliable In its manner OF investigating
the credentials of those who ofer their
services through Its systcm to employers,
complete record being always kept on
file, to be consulted by those Interested.
The Exchange was established in 1874. and
the demand and supply question sys.
tematically Investigated by It's manage.
ment. which places II in position to-day
10 advise employers how the market
stands In ths respect In any leading city
of tho United States.
Canyassers ale employed and 1t Ia their
duty to make routine OF Wilmington
business houses and secure a list of POSI-
Hons which are to be filled.
The office is in the hands OF managers
who furnish bonde to do fair, square III d
honorable busineSs, and to this end nave
d standing inyitAtfoHto all.interested TO
call ard investigate. All business traEs-
actions are in writing.
Members arc not booked unless they
can satisfactory explain their ability, their
pust conduct their reliability, and the
cause otvacatlDg theirpast situation. Thelr
statements are made in writing, and must
Hal hut hair Inn arV fNIay
Yonng ladies' who seek to advance their
position by securing positions In the West
ain, Middle or Eastern States, or who de-
sire to change from one local position to
another may do soswlthout the least fear
that there ID the remotest possibility OF
khelr names becoming known.
There are four classes OF membership
and they with the membership fee for
sach are:
Clase A, s5-Managers book.keepers.
cashiers, travelling salesmen. .stenogra pliers
fVremen. janitors, watchmen, &c.
Ladies' s'companions, managing house.
Keepers matrons. book-keepeis, teachers,
cashiers, stenographers
Class B, $3-Collectors assistant book.
Keepers bartenders. salesmen, umeKeep.
ers or any class OF clerks.
Salesladies, copylsts, clerks, trained
nurses, mllliners fore.ladles. dressmakers,
assistant cashisrs.
Glass G. s2-All classes of mechanical
help; Porters. packers, drivers. coachmen.
buffers. walters, cooks butchers. bakers.
80, &c.
Lady compositors linen.room women,
head cooks head table and cham berInaids,
pantry keepers, &C., &c., &c
Glass u, Sl-Lumbermen, laborers. sim
gle farmers. useful men. shop store or
factory hands. bell boys, messenger and
boys to learn trades, DC, &c, &c.
Laundresses factory help. table girls.
cham berInaids, sc. &c. &e.
Those who become members have the
right to accept or reject places until they
are suited. II they do accept aud go to
work and vaeate their position for credit.
able cause ut any time within the year,
they will have the right without extra
charge to another trial. When given six
months service and fall to suit. II desired
We take up the card and refund money.
The exchange is q perfectly reliable
business house and we commend It to
those at present out OF employment or
desiring to better their positions.