The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-23
HELL NANrED-EEu

HELP N~ANrkD-FE HALE
Co0ka.
CooK-woran for second cook in restaurant.
l26 Chouteau.
sooK-Good girl for cooking; good wages
cook-conpet.nt co'k. ais Hawth -rne boule-
Ward tC0mpton II ights'.
COOKIES westm nst.r.
COOK White girl cook; family of two;
wages $50. 350l Morgan.
tooK-Good coiered woman cook. with rsf-
ereree.: go-d wagss. s22s Pic. -
Cook-E1perenced white cook: wages $50: no
laundry work 4s.a washington: -
CuoK-Girl or woman 10 cook and serve
rea'" in d'nine-room- 80 Bavsrd.
COOK-Girl to cook and do IoNer-Hoor work;
no laundry: 8 week y. 35li kossuth:
COOK to assist in housework: good wages;
small WAGES. Apply $50 \. Whittier.
CoOK-Ffrst-class cololed woman for cook
ing and Homework. 1921 Washington.
CooK-Gcod co k for cooling ony: good
weges. Apply with r rerces. 1913 Eerln.-
ok.tllst-cla cook; s. month: small
private family: houseutaid. 81. s4sA owe.
COoK-E1perienced VIE cook: no laund V
work: good paw. Apply 52s1 wes,minster . ace.
tent girl for cooking and gen
eral Homework: no laundry references: VI
40 Cabanne.
eir's: ere for COOKING and wssh-
-
So "air1nount.
COOK-Good cook. vino can do downstairs
work: no outside work: private family: good
we-ts. 1s2a Hickory.
cooK-Gi.l for cookirg and general house
Family. 5sis csbanne.
CooK-Girl for cooking and assist with laun-
dry work: housegirl kert: small family; good
wages. 5ll2 Westminster.
~CooK-wcman for cooking and general house
work, no washing or ironing. nrSt sleep AZ
S SsI h0 gsiil p q. "a 50 %e,t 5n3n b and piac care fac
Dressmakers aud seamstresseS.
DREssMAkER wants apprentice and help
ors. 2SsA Olive.
DRFssMAKERs-Expe ienc,d help and learn
ers. 33 Mermod- Jaccard building. "
..DRFssMAKERs and apprentise girls by
Miss McGrath. formerly OF S5a Lindeil' now
SgrT olive.
EXPERIENCED opsrato-s on mus'in u.der-
wear. The Sterling Manufactur ng Co.. 1881
2i Olive st: sec I'd fo0r.
Grpr. for fine d~-evsmakin~. 1.21A n. TAYLOR.
AIDES everywhere to do plain sewing: ma
terials sent free: enclose s'ampe To- ~rartcu-
lars. Mr.. r. A. LanvIsv. Florissant. No
Mss LAwRENCE.s school for aressmak ne
own dresses While isarnins; each scholar re-
ce.ves thorough instruction: l also do A s%t-cisss
u cstIid Tx dEu ldGttS III MI ~ foh -
lic!ted: satisfaction guaranteed. Call 1851 La
Sale.
SEWING girls: experienced: to run power
machine. 20 DO plain sewing and MIKE go d
wages. 1iz3 Wash'n ton ave. sixth door.
sEW1NG 81 Is en- fine drapery work: on'y
experienced hands need apply. good wages to
steady parties. Marx & ] mes, SlS2 Olive.
SEWING machines on easy payments and
rented: we repair all makes. Singer Sew ns
Machine Co.. 2s3 Franklin ave. third door east
of jefferson; open evenings. Kin. d i53.
SKIRT and waist maker. 1905 N.'vandeven-
ter ave.
MISUNDERSTANDING tailor SIS and shirt
weist hands. Tire western tfr Co. la-s owe.
TWO helrers for dressmaking and girls to
earn: II competent will pay while learning.
1890 Beli ave.
wAIsTMAkERs and skirtnnkers. 49, E ans.
wAIsTMAKERS. skirtmakers and apprentice
girls. 2so2A Olive st.
WEST END MILLINERY COLLEGE. so1
Washington boulevard. wi oren a night cas-
commencing Nov. !. for benefit of pupils wish
ing to learn who cannot attend during the day
WEST END MILLINERY COLLEGE. ssn1
Washington boulevard: materials furnished;
situations II desired: tailored hats q speciality.
LADIES TAILORING COLLEGE.
College of Ladies' Tailoring and Dress Cut
tIp0 ?Ssn nJvp 81 Van nama system taught