The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15
HELP wANrED-Continued.

M TTANTED-CoOK AND GENERAL HOUSE
w work girl for small family in count y, $50;
9 chambermaids, assist with waiting in hrst-clasS
hotel in city, $1S each; nurse for child, in coun-
try, $l2; Catholic woman, as working mousse
Country, $25. steady place: waitress for insitu-
tion in city, $25; 10 girls for general housework in
country $50 and s25 26 hOpsew9rk 70 @ girls for for
KETT, 424 Sutter st.
IA ANTED-A SCANDINAvIAN GIRL FOR
W cooking and housework In small family In
city; $50. MISS PLUNKETT, 424 sutter st.
. MATTRESSES FOR SAME SPRINGS,
4 frst-class, in the mountains. $50: mattresses
for seaside resort, $40. c. b. HANSEN d CO.,
no Geary st.
CooK AND LAUNDREss, SMALL FAMILY.
~ $25: girls for housework; 10 girls to assist
$40 to $25 MRS. HIRD 721 Ellis.
E'IRST-CLAsS SEAMSTRESs, $25; HOUSE
Il girl, $25; plain cook. $25; second girl, $40;
$50. S16 Sutter.
W IATREsS FOR SPRINGS, 500 FARE PAID.
w HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny St
n IRL OVER IL TO ATTEND SCHOOL AND
~ help with children: good home. Address G.,
box 2, Call Office.
DEsPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE
IL care of children: references necessary; wages
$5. 1916 California st.
N NANTED-GERMAN GIRL 70 ASSIST IN
W light housework: take care OF child; wages
SO to $40; sleep home. Call 126 Guerrero ST.
~ ERMAN LADY (MARRIkD); DECENT;
" for clearinghouse work; $lU per month and
room. 829 Stevenson ST., OFF Tenth.
ENERGETIC YOUNG WOMAN TO SOLICIT
~ for printing house, salary. Address W., box
l37, Call Office.
~ IRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL HOUSE
VI work; wages So 502 Van Ness, downstairs.
A PPRENTICE AT DRESSMAKING. 1413
n California ST., downstairs.
NJ EAT YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
~ work: small family 1912 oFarrell.
n IRL FOR HOUskWORK; WAGES $40. AP-
VI ply early, PA Twelfth ST.
CIRL WANTED FOR SECOND WORK AND
" sewing; references required. 1928 Pine st.
A PRENTICE AT DRESSMAKING. "A AN
n tona ST., OFF Jones, near Ellis.
M MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, LIGHT WORK,
1Nl small pay. 462 Natoma ST.
r AIDES TO SELL TOILET PREPARA-
II tions hairdressng, manicuring, beauty cul-
ture taught free; exclusive rights MRS. M. J.
BUTLER, 131 Post ST.
pANDERS AND MAKERS. CARSON GLOVE
ID CO., 8 Market st.
N ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS FEMALE COOK
w for family camping party, six weeks in the
country; reference. 1917 Scott ST.
CIRL WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
" work. 1880 Treat ave, bet. Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth SITS.
IA ANTED : PUPILS FOR MILLINERY
w school; class forming for fall work; prac-
Uical; reasonable. 410 Leavenwortn ST.
nRESSCUTTING AND FITTING TAUGHT
~ thoroughly in three hours or less at MRS. r.
NT ANTED-GIRLS TO WORK IN PICKLE
w factory. Lewis Packing Company, 625 Front.
NOOD FINISHERS ON CUSTOM PANTS;
" also apprentice. 92312 Folsom st.
CIRST- CLASS OPERATORS ON SINGER OR
Il Wheeler d Wilson machines. 5l6 Sutter st.
IT DRESSING; MANICURING LESSONS.
Ii MISS DOYLE. 119A Powell st. and 105 Ninth.
A PPRENTICEs FREE LESSONS EVERY
IA Tues. in dresscutting. Ia McALister room 81.
DENSIONS-J. 81. SHEPARD & CO., OLD RE-
i liable attorneys 1868 East 10th st., Oakland.
HAIRDRESSING, 25c AND 35c: MORNING
Ii and eve classes; 1Olessons, 81 so. 124S Mission
COAT-FINISH ERS WANTED. SAL MARKET
~ street.
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
VI Winchester House. "A Third ST., Market;
200 rooms; 25c to 81 80 per night ST. so to Sc
per week: free bus and baggage to and from ferry
DRESSMAKING, CUTTING AND FITTING
~ taught: styles perfect fitting patterns
25c MCDOWELL Academy. 2I3 Powell st.