The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01

A. G. BRAUER. sls-51s ". Third 81
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
BARTENDER-Nice appearing active yGqn!
good experience. II 19, Republic.
BooKKEEPER-Posi,ion, as bookkeePer o
cashier: can furnish bond and best OF REFER
ences. d III. Republic.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bookkeeper de
slres position: best city reference as TO charac
ter. ability. etc. l22 Republic: -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by young man a:
erence from former employers. 10y Rothwell'
67 Chestnut
BOY-Situation wanted by. bright hoy OF Is t.
do office work. Charles ]. Sieber. Webster Groves
CLERK-wants position in grocery store ant
saloon: three years experience. Address Box %
Mode. Ill.
COMMUNICATIONS compounder wishes sit
hustler. H.. OH Hawk ave.
costume cutter desire,
situation; eight years experience: best Of refer
ences. z he. Republic.
DETECTIVE-Competent honest, speaks many
languages. moderate charges. wants position. D.,
67 Eawk ave.
pRIvER-situatIon BY a so6e! youny man :
drive team: not afraid OF work. - +. &. -
Plum St. second floor
~RIVER-Sitnatio to drive delivery wagon or
factory work. $50 Illinois:
D~RIyER-situation by a yogTg man to work XII in
a wholesale house or Drive delivery wagon ha's
good references. y lS. Republic.
acknowledgment engineer; a good me-
chanic, and willing to work; best OF reference;
licensed in or out of the city. G l2s. Republic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as nouser1an or general
work: Cleaning rugs; carpets etc: steady or py
the day; strictly sober. X rs. Republic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as manager or bar
keeper for small hotel or bar. H $40. Republic.
PAINTER-Yoqng man wants situation as
P sdyaare9 SrGfer e speskS Of enyrnans al aged ehz2Ih Il. H. H.
Schran.m, 1923 Manchester ave.
PoRTER-situation by a colored man as por.
Iaci ed 700 man OF outer Sf"f'1l : -..'
SALEsMAN-Position as salesman; have own
horse and buggy: best OF references. c l21. Re
public.
SITUATION in real estate office on salary:
eight years experience as a salesman. r lsa,
Republic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by a Young man
as stenographer or stenographer and bookkeeper.
S t2l. Republic.
wATCHNAN-situation wanted by a man of
IS as private watchman: speaks five different
languages. j l23. Republic.
~woRK-situat,on by young man to learn drug
business. P 129. Republic.
WORK in wholesale house: have had expe-
rience; must be on salary. NJ 100. Republic.
WoRK-Young man. %, for wholesale house;
no commission work wanted; reference. z l25.
Republic.
w~oRK-Ycune man. "A. married: wants posi-
ton Of any kind; member X. o. T. NJ. Y 12l.
Republic.
~woRK-Yourg man would like work Of any
kind: handy with tools. Thos. Frank, 1906 Ken
nett place.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
waitresses.
o-INING-RooM GIRL wANTED-Good wages.
3e4l Kossuth.
DINING:RooM Girl wANTED-caIi Festau-
rant. $50 N. High
DINING-RooM GIRL wANTED-Glrl for din
ing-room and kitchen in oarding-house. 2O22 N.
Broadway.
DINING-RooM GIRLS wANTED-Two din
ing-room girls at once. Hotel Bement. 1D2 n.
Broadway.
DINING-RooM GIRL .wANTED-Girl about
16 or IS years old to wait In dining-room. 1923
s. Broadway.
DINING-ROoM CIR wANTED-A frst-cIass.
experienced dining-room girl: private boarding
house. 1858 Pine.
DINING-RooM CIR wANTED-RelIable and
experienced dininr-room girl; German or Swed-
ish preferred. 17l4 Locust ST.
WAITRESS wANTED-Must be neat and ac-
tive. Is n. Fourth st.
WAITRESS WANTED-Girl to wait on table
in restaurant. S4 S. Second.
Nurses.
NURsEGIRL wANTED-Apply at 1851 ST.
Louis ave.
NURsEGIRI. wANTED-young nursegirl to
assist with homework. 4761 Cottage ave.
N~URSEGIRL WANTED-N"rsrgirl. who can
help with light housework. 1885, Goodfellow ave.
Laupdresses
LAUNDREss WANTED
.2l7 Marl:et.
LAUNDREss wANTED-Laundress for Mon
day and Tuesday. 1875 Washington ave.
LAUNpREss WANTED-white iaundress for
Monday and Tuesday. 4s.5 WASHINGTON ave.
MANGLE GIRL wANTED-Good mangle girl.
WOMAN WANTED-Good white woman to
take nome small Washing. NGI y. NeWStead.
Cooks.
ooK WANTED
POS n. Thirteenth.
COOK wANTED-German preferred; references.
4Z5s Pine st.
CooK wANTED-woman to cook in restau-
rant 524 s Second.
COOK w~ANTED-Good girl to cook: no wash
ing or ironing. 500 Bartm,r ave.
COOK wANTED-First-class cook for beard
ing-house: plain cooking. 1925 Olive st.
COOK wANTED-German girl to cook and as
sist in laundry work. 26s0 S. Tenth st.
COOK wANTED-Good colored cock for restau-
rant; come early. to work. 1908 Olive st.
COOK wANTBD-GeTman girl for ceosing and
general Homework: with references. 1877 Euclid
COOK wANTED-At Claverach. near CLAYTON
q good young woman to COOK. Take Clayton car
~HoUsEGIRL wANTED-German girl to do
N-~ NA -'A'i -~a CibAit ~
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Competent German
girl TO cook and do general housework: references
required. 3s47 Washington.
StenoSraphers.
NPE teacher: shorthand. touch typewr!t-
ing: special GUNNER rates; day. exclusively la
dies. nights. ladies and gentlemen. Call. investi-
gate. Mrs. Barnes. 5501 Olive st.
TYPEwRITERS wANTED-Expert typewrit-
es to address envelopes. 4l Emile bldg, 90f
Olive.
The Trades.
GIRLS work on mer's vests;
machine and pressers. ITO Washington.
GIRLS wANTED-Top ftitchers and lining
makers. Gcodfellow Shoe Co, Fifteenth and Pop
-.
sHIRTMAKERS wANTED-Five experienced
shirtnakers; also five girls TO learn the trade;
we ray the highest wages in the city and pay
the young ladies' while learning. The Paul Z.
Woin Shirt Co. SIS Washington ave.
sTITCHERs wANTED-Experienced suspender
or shoe ~stitchers; pay viii e learning. Empire
Suspender Mfg. Co. 6S Washington ave.
wAIsTMAKERs wANTED-Twenty-hve waist
makers At once; steady work and good pay.
queen Waist Company. $40 n. Eighth st.