The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-23

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I Ea.,S1s; 'T general ind assas. a. ONE siHs'y :: t.. j. & 3:
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
and good manager. desires position as house.
keeper for widower. d iss. Republic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to do general house
work in nice family. 23i Carr.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS wishes small washing
10 take home. Call or address S5l9 Scott ave.
NURsE-situation by mIddie-aged woman as
nurse or confinement Call 2.2o Mills st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wishes plain rewinr
to do at home; best Of references. Call or ad'
diess 352I vista ave. nehr Park ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by experienced
lady stenosrnpher. X 225. Republic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by n young woman
rapid Oliver operator; references; salary 50 10
start. Address Nellie Vrooin. 1874 Wash. nston ave.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
RARRER-Situation by barber for evening.
$3.50 Ohio ave.
CONGRATULATIONS as barkeeper by young
man. three years experience. best OF differences.
Address 4S09 Hunt ave.
RARTENDER-rnion. Young married man.
German, wants steady position; best city ref
,srsnce: three years in last place. p -. Repub-
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BILL cI.ERK-A,. wants a position. C 80.
Republic.
Observation-Disclosures bookkeeper de-
s!res a position: Al references. f 2si. Republic.
BooKKEEPER-Bookkeepins or clerical work
given as 10 ability. y :la. Republic.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bookkeepcr, exper.
accountant and mathematician. wants situation;
frst-class references. Y az. Republic.
BooKKEEPER.situation by. youns, man. thor
oughly experienced. especially in wholesale prod
uce and commission business: no bad habits. X
81. Republic.
cARPENTER-wants work; painter. plastores;
r%oofer; general tobber Of all kinds work l@i
y. Seventh st.
C1.ERK-Good penman wants a position Of any
kind; reliable and intelligent B 22e. Reunhl:c.
C~LERK-C1ericai or bookkeeping position by
competent and thoroughly qualified man. W. A.
Roberts, 2ils Olive.
CLERK-Man wishes position as clerk in Office
or solicitor for reliable iirrn: state full particu-
lars. G 90. Republic.
c~LERK-clerical situation by thoroughly COM
RRetent young I man 8. fRSm1 mi, Country Understands
cLERK-Young man. Is years old, ten years,
bank or mercantile firm. J 2le. Republic:
cLERK-Experieneed. respectable young man.
age q wishes position As ada clerk ana ssub ssnfra 7s
Washington ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by coiored man as
coachman: have long experience. a6os Lucas ave
coLLEcToR-An experienced collector desires
sefs sfG @0F n s Is, Repasl ie's'A''Vn
coLLEcToR-Actlve man wishes position as
fuii particulars. H 2s. Repubiie:
Observation-Disclosures by elec,r.cian; ].
Republic.
GARDENER-situation by German: practical
gardener: all branches: for week or two to help
out. Winters, 500 8. Second ST.
Observation-Disclosures man Of family wishes
to take charge of stable or lot Of horses: can give
references. 80 s. Ninth st
HOTEL CLERK-Young man. q, experienced
hotel clerk. desires position of any kind; highest
references: will start reasonable. T PA. Re-
public.
HoUsEMAN-A German of 80. English-speak-
can milk: good general ail-round sober and re-
liable man. ID 232. Republic.
q. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by. experienced house
man, middle age, handy with all kinds Of tools;
erences or bond: must be permanent. Address
joke. us \. Ewing:
NICKEL PLATER-First-class nickel platter
desires position. B 227. Republic.
desires position: Tetouching preferred. Y s2.
Republic.
,l PosIT1oNt, by, man nsIn. German = r sssSa r., TePss nIsa.
los Ne'N
sALEsMAN-Position as salesman. IS years
house; can give best references. ] 2sl. Republic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as watshman, cl.ts or
a as}fsaden and f insalli Rs1'nAa' :s5 @'f ReraSIie.' sing
WILL pay reliable party IS for securing mo
m na t. agents SSSA F R': ~ R er u bic. "o'A' no employ
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
The Traaes.
FTNIsHERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. finishers
on pants. Apply SCI Washington.
FINIsHERs wANTED..Experisneed fnishers
GIRL wANTED-Girl for soldering tinware.
Geisel Mfg. Co.. Second and Clark.
GIRLS WANTEDLOver "a years old. for fac
tory: steady work: good pay. Appiy SIS n. Sec
ond.
GIRLS wANTED-Girls to work in packing
and Locust.
GIRLS wANTED-To trim Panama hats: also
%trimmers on sentlemen's hats. En-
Hatters. 20 owe.
OPERATORS wANTEDLoperaters on mems
ling Mfg. Co.. 1922 Olive st.
OPERATORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. machine |
,perators TO sew on ladies' garments; good wages:
sn ahas WORK NJ D. A0e"ens'e'n' 40 n h'eS-
PRESS FEEDER wANTED-First-ciass girl
,or Job press feeders: good wages. Greeley Print
SIS n. Second st.
SHOEMAKERS wANTED-Four lady treers,
kid work; steady position; good pay. |
Browns Shoe Co. Eighteenth and Wash.
SHOE IRoNERs n DRGssgRs WAITED
also four good girls to learn. Friedman
Bros. Shoe Co. 3lI Locust st.
Waltresseo.
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DINING-RooM GIRL wANTED-come ready
Tor work. 1903 Chestnut. /
DISHWASHER. ETC. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |
rirl and dlshwasher. 1873 S. Jefferson.
r. wANTED-To assist in dining-room and |
Kitchen. Henrietta HOSPITAL. Fifteenth. and ILL |
1ois ave, East St Louis.
WAITRESS WANTED
rs Locust.
WAITRESS wANTED-Cniversal Lunchroom,
us Olive.
WAITRESS WANTED Experienced young |
girl for steady position. 202S Franklin
MATTRESSES wANTED-Rooney's Re.tau-
rant: this morning 10 O'Clock. 10l5 Olive st.
MATTRESSES wANTED-Respectable young ]
aides TO walt on table: noon only. AL n. Eighth \
street.
WAITER wANTED-At once; experienced
man or girl; colored: good wages. csl3
locust Of |