The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-04

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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
Homework.
HOUSEWOMAN WANTED - Niddle-aged
woman for general h~ousework. Apply at once.
20 st. Clair ave. opposite Stock Yards. East
st. Louis.
COOK wANTED-Wcman cook at sos n.
Tenth st.
COOK WANTED-Gocd home and far wages.
olGi Morgan.
COOK WANTED-Good cook. $50 per month.
COOK WANTED-Woman to do cooking. 1917
n. Eighteenth ST
COOK, ETC. WANTED-cook. $50; house
girl. SD. 800 y. Sixth.
COOK wANTED-Mlddle-aged woman for
cooking. 2l2S Eugenia st,
COOK Neutrality-suspicious. cook. with
references. 1919 Berlin ave.
COOK wANTED-Good cook for private
hoarding-house 2i22 Pine ST. -
COOK WAN1ED-Second cook: woman. Ho-
tel Bement. 1902 y. Broadway.
COOK WANTBD-Woman lunch cook.
Horns Hotel, Seventh and Pine:
COOKS W~ANTEp-First and second cook at
22lo olive, at st: Elmo Restaurant.
COOK AND HoUsEGIRL WANTED-l'irst-
class cook: also housesirl. 1927 Lucas.
COOK WANTED-Glrl to cook; no outside
work: $50 per month. call 3i0LA Park ave.
COOK WANTED-No washing or ironing;
small family; good home for right person. 442l
oIiVc 81
COOK WANTED-Good plain cock: also good
and willing housegirl for general houseNoik.
COOK WANTBD-cook to do general house
work for small family; must give good refer
ences. 2il6 Lucas ave.
COOK WANTEp-Goot German CIR! to cook.
wash and iron for Tires adults; high wages:
no outside work. 1901 Cook.
The Trades.
OPERATORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ma.
chine operators: power machines, u sew laulrs
%enstein, TlS n. Eleventh.
SHoEFIrTERS, Ere. WANTED-shoe tit
teis, skiveTs. folders. stitchers. vampers. eye
letters. headers and dressers. Friedman Pros.
Shoe Co. 3il. Locust st. Atlantic FACTORY.
sKIRTMAKEI,S WANTED = Experienced
shirtinakers, highest wages paid in the city:
steady work. Apply at once to Max Schulz *
Co, sos-sI5 Lucas ave.
WAISTMAKERS, ETC. WANTED-Wa.st-
makers on power machines: also buttonhole OPP
orator; best pay: steady work. lOli y. SIX
tenth st.
D~ressmnker, ami se~HH..'re..es-
SEAMSTRESSES - Experienced
sewing girls. GA Locust. NTH floor
SEAMSTRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS seam
stress on power machines. Ia n. Ninth st.
sEAMsTREssEs WANTEp-Iadies VINO can
take sewing home or work in shop. eau at
SEAMSTRESSES WANTED Sieevemakers
on muslin underwear; heinmers. corset-cover
operators; good wages can be made. 'o y.
Seventh.
SEAMSTREss WANTED-Good sca;nstress
to assist dressTaker; must be quick AMI ex-
perienced with good work; cal at once. 110
La Sale,
Laandresae..
BODY R0NER WANTED-Good pay. Amer
team Laundry Co., Twenty-tirst and Morgan SITS.
.LAUNDREss wANTED-Whlte laundress.
Wednesday. 5oi2 Cabanne.
LAUNDREss wANTED-Gqod laundress to
work one day in family and also take washing
home. Call at once. 1923 West Bell.
WAsHERWoMAN WANTED 10 take
clothes home. sa5sA Mcpherson.
WASHER WOMAN WANTED Experienced
washerwoman for hand laundry. 29ei Manches-
ter.
wattressrs.
-pLNING-RooM MI HousEGIRL, WANT
ED.l4 st. Clair ave. opposite Stock Yards.
DINING-RooM A WANTED = colored
man: private family; SIS. SO;
board, room. Leigh. le25 Century.
WAITRESS WANTED
1909 Franklin ave.
WAITRESS WANTED-For dinner work. at
once. 15 \. Fourth st.
Clerks and Cclr.cfors.
sALEsLhDIEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dry
goods saiesiadies: must speak German. Loew-
1874 5. Broadway.
SECRETARY WANTED = Well : educated
young yoman az secretary; typewriter preierred;
light work. small wages. Address. with refer
ences. wages demanded. etc. BM "a, Republic.
BoOkkcepers.
BOONKEEPER WANTED-Lady bcokkeeper.
Apply. With references. aetel Beers.
BQoKKEEPER wANrEp.Lady: competent
lookkeeper; state salary expected
and experience. EN- s., Republic.
tcnosransr-ra.
STENoGRAPHER WANTED - Competent
Young lady stenographer: experienced in ma
chinery lire; si5. Leigh Bros, 1925 Century.
STENoGRAPHERs WANTED Oliver op-
receive the best salar.e7 for doing the
most OF the best work the easiest; we fill more
than any ether employment bureau in
town: services free; stencgraphers welcome at
all times. The Oliver Typewriter Co, 3la n.
Ninth ct. Century building. II
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iorsed by business men. Call Or send for cata-
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Board of Education bldg. oil Locust st. A
iigf-grade school. giving thorough instruction
n Bookkeeping. Penmanship. Commercial Law,
Letter Writing. Shorthand. TS pewriung. etc.
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