The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-16

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Miscel1aneous.
MAN wANTEp-Marrtee man; German: to do
4 broadway. from 8 to II o m. and z to ! y. IN.
MEN ,wANTED--smsrt young men 20 i.srr
i srssn Sssa: 6 e. u sRas factory. j.atlsSa snd
AAN .wANTEDGYouns man y1:n some knosI,
edge OF paper stock. Skinner & kennsdy. 40
a .wANTED-Man to attend furnace. who
during the day. 4iso West Belle:
MAN for wholesaie-h house. sl2 week: delivery
sineer, machinists. carpenters. machinists' help
Mi faf s%ylo s4ndS;; c ssio1 sls p olses 0'heF places
MEN WANTED-To try HarEiss $3.50 ahoss-
MEN WANTED-With ~hatehets. Seventh and
Gratiot. Missouri Wrecking GO.
MEN wANTED-Youns men to sell Koocs on
trains. . $. Twentieth. opposite Union Ststlon.
MEN n TEAMS wANTED-Teams ard
men to shovel gravel. Colorado Sand and Gravel
Company.
Men wANTED-Fif,y men =. 20 cents per
MEN wANTED-To learn barber trade: all ad-
vantages until competent without limit 10 time;
eifaEs hundred, e q ssaauates to recommsnd our
Market ct.
OLD MAN wANTED-To attend to horse and
make himself useful: a good home and wages.
900 Franklin.
PORTER WANTED-A white porter. 1901 n.
Broadway.
SCRAPERHoLpERs WANTED-scraperhola-
ers and diGgers. Grand and Park ave. E. Whe-
Ian.
SOLICITORS wANTEp-rwo capable, expe-
salary So. So: no Commission. Leigh Bros. mo
office feel. 1926 Century.
sTAELEMAS WANTED
TRANSFERS. wANTED-colored teamsters at
~ 5. INTERVIEWER
TRANSFERS wANTED-Teamsters; s1.75 per
BRO.
TEN handy men to help mechanics, .225 day.
: assistant janitors. SO start: steady work.
s g lasorers. Ind. Ter; free sol pass S. se-d seSuc,ea.
Is handy factory Iaborers. 1-75: steady work,
s kitchen men. IS. s.. board and room: steady
go laborers and teaInsters. Ozark MIS-: free
e e . ssisass fsc 81 Sa las sns soa s1.i5, fr: s: p steady.
Men for private places. SIS. $50; hOstlers. So,
!, Tcedchoppers. SOC; 81 cord: tools Furnished.
Young man. learn grocery trade. SIS. room.
All people out 81 work cali on the Oldest and
IarKeSt employment company IN 81 LOUIE.
National Employment Co. lls-ll5 \. Sixth st.
and western Railroad; aoc for making At
stump: inspection on right-of-way; We. haul ties
Is fast as made: unculled timber; long JOB:
.nip to Weleatisa. l. T.. on Frisco. a n
vIoLINIsT wANTEDIYoung man, IS to IS
years: good position. L "A. Republic.
wANTED-Twenty-nve chicken pickers imme- |
diately: steady employment to the right parties. |
Max Atlass. Decatur. III. |
wANTED-Men everywhere. good pay, TO dis |
tribute circulars. adv matter. tack siEns etc;
wANTED!Trustworthy lady or gentleman to
manage business: $50 straight cash salary paid
expenses advanced: previous experience
unnecessary, T. F. Cooper. manager. 1910 Carton
wANTED-Young men, and women to write
tells how We have helped thousands to sup
port themselves while we qualified them for |
POSITIONS in ensinoering or archi-
schools. Be" 1880. Scranton. Pa. or call day or
evening At the St Louis Office. Benois, Building. /
WILL furnish good bed to honest man to |
sleep In warm store and watch place: references.
collect. SIS week. Cali to-day. D. j. Campbell &
Co.. 1870 Olive.
YOUNG men. everywhere; copy letters home
evenings: II week: send addressed envelope for
gsrt,Sui.ss. Filbert Dept. S "a. Box lnl. Phiia-
YOUNG MEN WANTED-severaI young men,
Is to a years old. In large Wholesale house. that
would like to learn the tobbing dry goods bust,
some well salary mail to COM
msnee with; steady advancsment W "A. Re-
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