The San Francisco call., 1898-03-05
HELP wANTED-eontinued.

HELP wANTED-Eontinued EXPERIENCED hands on ladies' waists and skirts; factory work; no dressmakers. 4osA Turk st.
 YOUNG girl for general housework wages SiO; sleep at home. S55 Eleventh st., upstairs. wANTED-Girl to do general homework. Ap- ply MRS RULLP 60l Hayes st. PROTESTANT woman wanted to care for chill dren SS1 Guerrero st.
 GIRL for housework; must understand cook ing. Call after a. H at 1896 Fulton st. GIRL for general housework adults; easy place; wages Si0 2621 Pine st. ! RENT free; good flat in return for light do- mestic service. 2SS Union st. | STRONG young woman of refinement who un- derstands massage 4o2h Geary st. EXPERIENCED apprentice wanted on custom coats GOA Jessie st.
 WANTED-A first-class millinery trimmer. Apply 523 Market st., room {, to p. m. NEAT girl for general homework and cooking i for family of B. wages S15- Box 1425. Call. LADIEs-Roorns, respectable house, from 25c i night and sl 50 week. 142 Seventh st., Girard 1 House.
 WANTED-For a small ranch, woman who understands milking and care of chickens Apply 16i7 Post st.; S15.
 GIRL to assist, s1O: German preferred. Call 3 to Il a. m, i1ls Hilbert st.
 YOUNG girl to assist with light housework and children; references. SIT Webster st. OPERATORS on steam power sewing machines to make Levi Strauss & Co., s riveted cloth ing. Apply MIR. DAVIS. S21s Fremont st. MEN ard women learn barber trade in 6 weeks PROF. TOM CRoKER, s46 Seventh MONEY loaned on watches, diamonds jewelry: K Grqn nj a DR. WISE, the ladies' specialist 14 McAlIister st.; monthly troubles. etc.; visit sufficient. LEARN dressmaling and millinery; positions free; patterns 25c. McDOwELL's. 1o3 Post. LAWRENCE Dresscutting School 1O7s Market st; perfect fit; no trying on; trial free. 615 LARKIN ST.-Branch office of The Call. Subscriptions and want ads taken:
 MALE HELP WANTED. ACCOUNTANT. manufactuTing business; ex- son. 313 Bush st.
 HEAD cook s75; second. s45; second cook. s4O country hotel; lunchman. open oysters s2G country hotel. s25; cook. small restaurant, north, s4O: dishwasher for a resort, s2O. c. R. HANSEN & CO, 1os Geary st. YARDMAN. country hotel, s25 and free fare; bellbOy, S10; Hnen-roOn man, hotel, $2J. C. R. HANSEN & CO, 10S Geary st. LOGGER who can use wire rope s6o and board: teamsters, city, S1 75 day; wood a&SsEN HSTa s0Ss co @ gTGG Gear GROCERY clerk, s25 and found, German speak ing. c. R. HANSEN & CO.,. 1OS Geary st. marker and distributor, SIP week. c. R. HANSEN & CO. 10S Geary st. WATERS. country hotel. s35 and free fare c. R. HANSEN & CO. 1OS Geary st. TO-DAY ---- hands. s25. s20 SIS; buggy washer country, smith. city job. g 50 a day blacksmith help CT. S25 and found; milkers, s25 and s2O; 10 s 70 day city 0G ob ss 5 woodcRoppers i oosff s ss and S1 a cord 5s6 tie makers &c., Sc and 1Oc tors for city milk routes; S5 railroad labor CTS; machinist, country shop. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, e34 EMPLOYEES, if you want frst-elass help send your orders to us help supplied free of charge Telephone Main 5s4S. COOKS, s85, s45 and s25; 3 walters; pantry man and other places at MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents. 6S4 and 636 Clay st.
 WANTED = Gardener, with references, sso; coachman, about place, s3o; farmers, $20; young German to drive milk wagon. s20 and found; 15 woodchoppers, s1 25 cord; 50 la found, and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO, 62S Sacramento st
 wANTED-B $50: third cook, country ho- tel, $50; baker and second cook. $40; restau- rant second cook $30; frst-class restaurant walters s10 week; night cook for country, $30 and others ot Apply to J. F. CRoSETT & CO, 62S Sacramento st.
 WANTED-5 farmers for vineyard, good steady job SEQ; Eastern farm hands, s2O; waiter. young man. for institution. experience re- quired. slO per month, board lodging and W. D. EVER & CO.,. 626 Clay st. TEN railroad laborers, s26 and board, half fare paid; shingie packer; vegetable gar maker waiter country ho9ei ss5 Rn'tfr WARD & CO, 60S-610 Clay St. JANITOR for public institution south; to keep books and collect rents. 313 Bush st. MAN and wife to manage the sacramento branch Clerks Exchange 31s Bush st. HOTEL clerk, good buyer able to keep books, south. S1S Bush st.
 IMPLEMENT and heavy hardware travelng salesman; good connections; references. SIS pusn sl
 sideration before business firms previous to vacancy occurring; this plan saves delay pense and annoyance; investigate Clerks Exchange, 313 Bush st. Enclose stamp. IDENTICAL with the system of all well-estab- lshed mercantile institutions operated upon the the sqbser2sion e ,p or membership basis is the Clearing-house,' 3l3 Bush st.; maintaining strictly confidential relations between the
 
 reliable help seeking to advance their posi- tions; systematically Investigating creden- tials, submitting results, and ultimately bringing the employer and applicant to- gether, committing neither party, and going over the same matter again and again un- til both are suited; the supply being greater than the demand the demand is supplied free of any expense whatever; the supply pays less than 10c per week. Inclose stamp for catalogue.
 THE Clerks Exchange does not sell positions: the management will not promise or guar strictly upon subscription basis; investi- gate. 313 Bush st; Pacific Coast offices; one membership fee covers all. BOOKKEEPERS, salesmen, office men, clerks stenographers and competent people in all clerical lines secure lucrative and permanent employment through the Clerks Exchange; call and investigate our system and see our list of vacancies. 1923 Market st., room 5. MAN and wife, German preferred. to take charge of ranch; vineyardist and winemaker; ironer for laundry. 1923 Market st. z-1lr-