The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-09

w~ANTED-G!rls to address, postal
81. Pcpublic.
GIRLS wANTED,,Girl to bronze; exgeEisno'
not necessary. Apply at 5. r. Ayer6on Prts.
Co. Third and Chestnut SITS.
CIR w~ANTED-G.rl about Is to IS years OF
age to walt on laundry counter. Apply al Si$
Olive st. hours s to 10 a. m.
Call early.
KITCHENGIRL wANTEpLGood girl or wOm-
an to assist In kitchen. 1911 Kenneth place
PANTRY CIR WANTED
$40 n. Broadway.
PANTRY CIR wANTED-Pantry girl at Tho
Granville. si N. Grand ave.
SERVANT WANTED
Call l623 Market ST.
TEACHER wANTED-Enersotic lady school
teacher with some business experience. o 90, Re
public.
HELP WANTED-MALR.
The Trades.
BAKER W~ANTED-Good bread baker: take
Suburban Park car. 1851 Hodiamont.
BARBER WANTED
1906 Cass ave-
BARRIER WANTED
S9 5. Broadway.
RARBER wANTED-At once.
1918 Franklin ave.
BARBER WANTED-Barber. at once. lsB
Franklin ave.
BARBER wANTED-Two BARRIERS: one
steady. l427 Franklin.
BARBER wANTED-Good barber for Saturday
and Sunday. 1o2 Chouteau ave.
BARBER WANTED-Good barber for Saturday
and sunday. Call I19 Salisbury st.
BARBER wANTED-satlrday, and Sunday
man: steady man. 1850 s. Broadway.
sa hAanE Z 1 wASTsasIR Rfs e. f Fl Saturday and
BARBERs WANTpD-To have their clippers
ground. sc. Cut this address out: 4s Morgan.
BARBER wANTEDIsingle barber. 42ss N.
Twentieth. opposite Beilefontaine power-house.
BARBER wANTED-aood barber for Saturday
and Sunday: $3.50. with meals; bring tools. 1874
Cass ave.
BARBER neutrality-suspicious. barber with
tools for Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Call at
once: IS guaranteed. rs Carroll st.
BARbER wANTED-First-ciass barber; good.
&c ST per week: aeoiored. Sam Easieson. Mar,
cABiNETMAKER wANTED-one frst-class
cabinetmaker at 716 n. Spring ave.
CARRIAGE PAINTERS wANTED-call at 2225
Wash st.
CARPENTER wANTED-Good carpenter. 2ol
Pine 81.
CARRIAGEsMTTHs wANTED-Two n~rst-class
carriagesmiths. 1siS Papin st.
CARPET LAYER wANTED-Carpet layer and
filter. at once: must be frst-class man. Apply
northeast corner Nineteenth and Pine SITS.
CARPET SEWERS wANTED-Two nrst-clas,
carpet sewers. Enterprise Carpet Cleaning Co..
Easton and Pendleton aves.
CUTTERS wANTED-Tri,nmiag cutters: bright
boy 10 learn trade. Friedman kros. Shoe Com
pany. 3ilT Locust st.
CRAFTSMAN wANTED-Structural drafts
man for detailing steel. Maule. Hannah & Co.
ELECTRICIAN WANTED Electrician for
night. work: must understand inclosed arc lamps.
Apply 2SpO De Kalb ST.
F1NISHER wANTED-First-class hardwood
fnisher at 7s n. Spring ave.
HELPER wANTED-Good blacksmith helper.
H. a. Eicks. 1851 Clark ave.
JoB-PREss FEEDER wANTED-Expertenced
{ob-press feeder: boz, or girl; Apply at once. 5.
+. Myerson PRINT. Co. Thlrd ana Chestnut SITS.
nonunion men; no others need apply; bring ref
erences from last employer; good pay; steady
work. 1873 Olive st.
MACHINIsT .wANTEpmA good. competent
for stone sawmill: one who has had
z 4. Republic. S''D wages maj
,M~EATCUTTER wANTED-Good meatcutter;
at the timers trade. s;ss S. broadway.
PACKERS wANTED-Young men with some
experience in packing glass and china APP
ply Hall Chemical Co. 3S \. Fifteenth st.
PAINTERS. WANTED-Two good carriage
painters at 1851 Bell ave.
i ~ Lh chV NHo SoL wv Sidih-
ing preferred. Call to-day. ssS Lincoln ave.
PAPERHANGERs wANTED-Good workmen:
at 1907 Cass ave.
RAPERHANGERs WANTEP[-Ten good paper,
Company. 2617 Olive.
PAPERHANGERs. ETC. WANTED = Paper
hangers and fresco painters. -Newcomb Bros.
Wall Paper Co, Seventh and Locust SITS.
PAPERHANGERs WANTED.,Ftrst-class pa;
Paper and Decorative Company. corner Grand
and Windsor.
PRESSERs wANTED-seam and piece press
ers ON pants. 4ees s. Broadway.
SHOEMAKER wANTED-shoemaker. Apply
1855 Market st.
SHoEMAKERS AND COBBLER WANTED
no object to steady, first.class workmen.
SIGN PAINTER wANTED-Ftrst-class sign !
highest wages. Dos Emile building.
sODAWATER MEN WANrEO-Experiepced
men. Plows Candy Company. 81
Olive st.
sTICKER wANTEp-sticker or molder hand
at koenig Furniture Co, $50 n. Fifteenth st.
TAILOR wANTBD-Young .ailor. with some
ll06 n. Sixteenth st.
TAILoRs wANTED-Tailors. suburban Tailor
st. I
TIMERS wANTED-Two good timers. 1921
.wANTED-A good coatmaker. S. n. Evans,
wBAvERs BOYS wANTED-Three rug
and five boys. Chicago Rug Co. 1886
Olive ST.
WINDOW CLEANER W~ANTcD-hn expert
cleaner, so per month: call and bring
81 n. Fourteenth ST.
WIREwoRKERs wANTED-wirews rkers or
Wireworkers,s helpers; also 'xpe; ,enced mtE on
light structural and crnimCutll work, STEADY +;
W WGTk; fS?d pay, Wiseo Mi; Iron an Wire
YOUNG MAN wANTED-Up in photo supplies;
must invest Snua money. Efpre axparlpDra and I
first letter. " 81. Republic.
Boys.
BAEBER wANTED-Young man with some
in barber business to finish trade:
BELLBoY wANTED-Good bellboy; bring ref
Westrnoreland Hotel. Taylor and Mary
land aves.
BOYS wANTEp-Boys. at once; steady work.
BOYS wANTED-stronE boys. Apply Hall
Chemical CO.. @s n. Fifteenth st.
Toys WANTED Strong boys to assist in
bakery: lS to Is years. 2a2l Benton
BOYS wANIED-Fifty boys at a. Busch Glass
manufacturing Company. Main and Dorcas SITS.
BOYS wANTED-Boys to learn trunkmaking:
o wANTED-A bright boy about Il years
old to assist in office: answer in own hand
writing. c 81. Republic.
Q W.ANTED-An experienced boy. about Is
, r. ~ ge8Ts OF aSe to solder: CAL 1:se o'clock
BOYS MAMTED-Two boys to sell goods
Cali . TO 10 a. m. sol Lawton.
BoY wANTEp-smart. quick colored boy. IS
70 ~ years old. work in factory: good. steady
TOT country boy: come now. I3 s. Second.
BOY WANTED-Boy, IL or ls years old, to work