The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-04

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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
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Miscellaneous.
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llaet aS"A: Kin. st. Chair ei2 or Apply 60o MIS-
sourl ave. East st. Louis. III
| 6iNnERY GIRLs-EAperienccd bndery girls.
Bescfart Bros. lois Locust st. -
CAsHIER-I.ady cashier for restaurant: hours
D a m 10 p. m including meals: Call Mer-
chants, Hotel offcc. Twelfth and olive
DINING ROOM AND PANTRY GIRL-Hotel
Eenent. ltc2 \. Broadway.
plsHwAsHER-wom dishwashcr. 7os \.
Seventh st.
DIsHwAsHER-woma dishwasher. GINS
! cafe. 3s6J Olive.
pIsnIt tASHER-Coiorcd man to wash dishee
| tnaS R"hman. iSi Olive At.
.iIIiIS,iirl over Il years TO pick nuts. sis
| y. Second
GIRLS Two girls !. years. to work in booth
Ancient Rome. Worlds Fair
'IkLS-tiirls IA to l6 years cid. Great west
crn paprr Eox Co los Pine s..
At =. Il. Rice NJ. c. Co. 9oa y. Fourth.
GTKLs-G!cI7 over u years DID 81 Louis
Paper 10, 90. Tsenty frs, and RandolDh
;.tio ;G.RLiSoFt,y CIR Nar'fsas, at, "Ggns ne
| and Thursday.
GjRIs-Not under is years for c7pn,Ins and
| tankins envelopes. cuppie'. Envelope Go.
| SlNth and Terry s..
GIRLS t. learn sewing in our I'm shirt -vass.
aaCtoTS: ne guarantee steady position sli-year
around, a. payins s. I" q PER vel f.rst ms1;m;
oltan Bros. III Lucas ave.
HotSEMAIp-Fi First-r class house mad no ,ooa
.ng: No l'.rnan nreferrsd. Grand ave ca. south
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Tor .encral Homework 81. MORGAN i.
KITCHEN WOMAN. ETC Woman TO assist
in Kitchen: aIsc dishsasher Tl- Royal cafe.
t25? Olive st
LADIES steady hom- work. transferring: S
to sl5 weekly. III Olive. room t2I.
LADIES Reliable home work. stamping. IS;
SIS weekly. Holland bds.. near I've. room : ..
LADIES AND G!RLs.Twenty- ladies and
fascinating work; $50 to 50 daily. instruction
building. olive
LADIEs to learn halrdressns. manicuring
facial massage. or eectrolysis tremovinz hair
m o S. weekly pa po,on a
anteced; can earn expenses If desired. Call
Wrate. M2lsr College lll0 Pine ST
PASTE Experienced paste gri Union
Carringe O." Hall and Branch SITS
WoMAN-,ro wash glasses and scrub. Gli's
Cafe: $500 0ve.
woMAN-C Colorel woman in restaurant; 81
DEAF AND DUMB
Young lady wanted as telephone operator at
y.sl World 5 Fair work easy; "a, can learn In day
phone Exchange. Section a. Electricity build
Ing.
n. r. n. PAINT CLEANER
Cleans woodwork. etc: lic at wall paper and
drug stores The Absorene Co. mfrs. 2o7 Pine.
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BINDERI GIRLs-Experienced bindery
girls; steady work. also young lady 10 run
stitching machine Berschart Bros. 15lS Lo-
Gust st.
COMPTON ETER OPEKAToR-For wholesale
house: experienced young lady cumptometer op-
"pa aa f. Z Isa E.nusii@ ssia@a~I''"s state f'
while earning. James F. Koons 41s n Third.
GIRLs-Machine girls in tailor shop. .25
Olive. second floor.
LININGMAKERs-Fa side rowers on
mems fine shoes. Roberts johnson q Rand.
MulIanphy street factory.
NOTICE 20 sh7enakers-If out OF work. the
Shoe Manufacturers Association will secure
yyoI position: no charge. Cali 21s Century
OPERATORS AND LEARNERs-On chill
dren,s headwear: power machines: good pay;
steady work Demar Mfg Co. 3lS Thomas
PRESSER-
on PANTS. lsas S. Twelfth.
PRESS FEEDLRs-Young women to feed .ob ,
presses: steady work Buschart Bros. 1915 Lo-
Gust st
sIIRTT-WAIsT MAKERs-H'hge,t prices; in
city; steady work alwaIs: easy system. Ol!an
Bros. ~ Lucas.
sKIRTMAKERs = Experienced sklrtrnakers:
ssss ci gay IN 1d the Si ooS Macdonald Mfg Co.. is4
SKIETMAKERs-E,pcr skir1makers;
good pay Apply kur:ander Bros & Co. s23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shirtmakerr on |
all FptNlrf a.un two. httts hyfa
chine operators and one button machine opera
tor. Ferguson Mckinney Shirt Factory 1920 !
\: Thrtcenth
SOCK LINER-Experienced sock liner Johan-
cren kros. shoe Co.. N2l n Eleventh st.
TREERS. HrC-Expericnced treers and tip |
repairsrs. Friedman 1ros. Shoe Co.. Jefferson |
and Madison,
WAIsTMAKEgsr r,,on,, on slssyes tGsle. s,e
and Lucas. |
Waitresses.
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DINTNG-ROOM GIRLS-rwo experienced din |
ing-room girls: frst-class wages; good hours. |
DiNiNG- room GIRI,-whits, girl for dininE
room and io. cream pnr'or. Call after 10 O'Clock |
a m. Gis Easton
WAITRESS
2Sos Locust.
GIRI. in lunchroom.
6 " Twentieth.
WAITRESS
Call 1921 Market
WAITRESS
7Cs n. Seventh at.
MATTRESSES for arm work: must be ex-
perienced $500 Olive.
WArTREssEs-
Experienced. 1921 Olive.
WAITEEss-Girl waitre., to work in restau-
rant Call 233o Market st
WAITRESSES-Two mattresses: come at
once: good wages. 1900 1acede.
WArrRESSEN-At once 20 experienced walt
resses. Royal cafe. 1853 Olive ct.
WAITRESS
Boston cafe Nineteenth and Market.
GIRI-Young colored girl TO walt on table
and help with housework. 44% Dcmar.
WAITEEsSES-Tw experienced Mattresses;
WAITRESS-An experienced waitress. at
once. The Bon Ton Restaurant. 1883 Finney
COoks.
CoOK-Good sirl cook. Call AT 3s35 Flora
boulevard.
COOK-sscond cook for restaurant 1911
Franklin nve.
CDoK-First- class cook; German preferred.
J. W. cor. Lindell and Taylor.
COOKS. ETC-Three frst-c'ass cooks: also
honseGiri: good wages. 3u5 Easton ave.
COOK-Girl, who can cook. in small res
taurant. Call at 10 a. M 1907 Chestnut
CoOX-A competent cook: good salary. o2l5
Hawthorne boulevard. Compton Heights.
COoK-White woman to cook wash and iron:
good home and wages: four adults. 1893 Nc