The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-25
HELP

HELP wANTED-MALE.
The Trades.
ALL. members OF Journeymen House PAINTERS
night. Northeast corner Eleventh and Locust
SITS; closing Of charter. L. A Becker, SECRETARY.
RARBER wANTED-slo guaranteed $40 Pine
street.
BARBER wANTED-A good barber at lis7
Chouteau ave.
sion. 46 Market st.
BARRIER .wANTED-colored barber, Good
fellow and Vernon ayes.
BARBER WANTED-For Saturday and Sun
day. $50 Kossuth ave.
BARBER WANTED-union barber at i65 Col
llrsvllIe ave. East St Louis.
BARBER WANTED Good barber: good
wages. Catl ISL y. Broadway.
BARBER W~ANTED-Good steady barber for
Saturday and Sunday. 1896 Cass ave
BARBER .w~ANTEp-A nrst-class barber:
steady ioh. 21i ;. jefferson ave.
-RARBERs wANTED-Two har2ers. at once.
Twentieth Century shop. I72t Market st
BARRER wANTEp-Good barber for Saturday
ahG SUNDAY: sGui wages >. EWtnG NJ
BARBE wANTED-Good barber for Saturday
and sunday work; 81 1885 Manchester ave.
BARBER WANTED-Good barber for Saturday
and SUNDAY; 81 guaranteed. 1913 Franklin ave.
BARRIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. barber; steady
job: soon wages. Az Prairie ave Lee ave. Line.
BARBER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. barber: steady
Job; good wages. 4llI Prairie ave. Lee ave. line.
BARBER wANTED-Good steady barber: ain
gle man: SIC a week. 1906 S. NandeVenter ave.
Take Park ave. car,
BARBER WANTED-Barber for Saturday and
SUNDAY. 81 guaranteed. Northwest corner E.Sh-
tenth and Market SITS.
BLACKSMITH WANTED-Good. general black
T FahSn & NJ, MsyeP, "a ts y ? Nam IT M" II" Ap"s'
BLACKSMITH WANrED-one general black
hanitSs n yopnr M, az III Sa--si .tesdv tob Rob
et FlFkell. Litchfeid. III.
BRUSH HAND WANTED-General brush hard
at carriage an: wagon painting. $500 y. Broad
way.
BUsHELMAN wANTED-Ftrs,-class bushel-
man. 500 Washington ave.
B~UsHELMAN wANTED-Good busheiman. at
once. Apply Edward Hart. Seventh and Olive.
cABINETAIAKER WANTED
81 Lombard.
COATMAKEEs WANTED-ExperienceG coat
mnksrs and pantsnakcrs to work inside. n.
Bond. 1874 Olive st.
~cAgRIAGE PAINTER wANTEpnons that
Wagner x son. 23-6 :. Broadway.
CARRIAGE wooDwoRKER wANTED-Car-
ne T2gG"orker On repair "2TH; steaay 1s9;;
Morgan st.
CUTTERS wANTED-cutters and designers.
Queen Waist Company. $50 y. Eighth st.
CRAFTSMAN wANTED-Architectural drafts
man or designer on fixtures and furniture. Beat
tie Mfg. Co. Twenty-seconi and Pine SITS,
TRAMEMAKERs wANTED-Two all around
fr~aElemake-s; mat cutters and filters; must be
6 As. Republic.
FEEDERS wANTED-cylinier press feeders,
A. L. Clayton & Sons. I'll Locust st.
GEAR .NogNTER WANTED Coed gear
steady work. Union Carriage Co.
GEAR HANDS AM BLACKSMITH WANTED
Gear hands to build buggy gears; also black
smith. The Banner BUGGY Co, Main and Ruiser-
HEELMAKERs WANTED-Piece heelmakers:
also men 10 learn. sl5 y. sixth St. second floor.
MACHINIST WANTED-A frst-class nonunion
lathe hand: steady employment and good pay.
Apply 1898 Olive st
MAN wANTEp-Young man to learn the bar
Der trade. J 81. Republic.
A WANTED-Young man for bicycle work:
must be frst-class. Husck Cycle Co, % N
Fourteenth st,
PAINTERS
Apply 800 De kalb st.
PAINTERS. Ere. WANTED-Painters. paper
hangers and apprentices. Inquire at 1901 5. Sew
enth ST.
PAINTERS. wANTED,Flrs,-class house pant;
Emile building. Ninth and Olive SITS.
PAPERHANGERs wANTBD-At once. Apply
Johnson's Wall Paper Store, AIS Easton ave.
PAPERHANGER .WANTEp-First-class pa
perhanger. at once. 4ll6 Easton ave. linton man.
PAPERHANGER WANTED-FTrst-class pa
perhanger: viii pay union price Call at II.
Wessei's, 1887 GeyeT-
PAPERHANGERs wANTED-Flf,een paper
hangers Friday morning: come ready to go to
work at once. i56l EastGn ave,
PAYERS WANTED Colored brick PAYERS
Easton and Cora place.
PRESS FEEDER Neutrality-suspicious. Pony
press feeder. w. ". Hartford & Sons.
PRhssMAN wANTEDT7A roll PAPER P:ess-
R Ras n f6 Z F gapes c @ah SIS Is T. ss"5 In ih' ST trade Apply
PREssERs wANTED-Good. experienced press
ers on vests; good wages. l0lo n. Tenth St, up
stairs.
sHoEMAKERs wANTED-shoemakers and
cobb!ers: frst-class wages to frst-class work
men Mcnamara Shoe and Last Co.. 2s N.
Sixth st.
TAILOR OR BUsHELMAN WANTED-steady
work all year around. 500 Pine st.
TIMER wANTED-A timer at ASA Delmar
boulevard.
LABoRERS wANTED-Laborers. Apply $50
De ka!b ST.
LABORERs WANTED Laborers. concreters,
cCiored concIeters- Easton and Cora place.
wANTED-1W laborers, Viz par
1890 Olive.
dian aHTo erritory: re pass. is2s Market st. Tim
suiiivaa. a very reliable labor agent.
LABoRERs wANTED-2N union sewer labor
s sfss !. u . e, to s .s gsf s dI Broa s ! hG s~asass Sess ais;
Construction Company.
f wANTED-Forty men to work for Frisco
Company; work In Missouri; free pass. Apply
]. Brady, 1870 n. Third st: ship in the morning.
oUARRYMEN WANTED-Twenty-hve quarry
men, Failing Springs Quarry. Geo. Ernshaw,
Superintendent East St. Louis Stone Company.
acknowledgements to work on Santa
Fe extention proflles: can be seen at Shawnee,
Ok; can use 800 teams: free transportation IN
Santa Fe Railway. Callahan Bros. & Katz,
Shawnee. Ok.
Doys.
o wANTEp-Abou II.
<5I5 EastOn ave.
ToY wANrED-Bundls boy. Werner Bros.
Seventh ana owe.
Roy wANTEp-Boy for drug store: about Is
years of age .55e Arsenal st.
BOY WANTED-Boy about 10 years old for
furniture factory. 260 n. Fifteenth.
BOY WANTED-Boy for clothing store. to
make himself useful. 222l ". Broadway.
work in lunchrooIn. Stall 81 Biddle Market.
BOY wANTED-Used to telephones: for club.
Apply st. Louis Country Club. Clayton, Mo.
BOY OR GIRL wANTED-smail boy or girl.
IL to Il years. to wash dishes. 1904 Park ave.
BOY WANTED-Bright, neat boy, about "A or