The Washington times., 1909-05-19
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WOMAN 20 do general housework: good
wages: no laundry work; so home nights
Apply The Romaine, Apt n. 1881 California
.. =. w. myl9-1t
SO room and board. FISHERS AGENCY,
n9 10th my1S-2t
WOMAN for general housewors- J12 9th ST.
~ Z mylI-5t
WANTED-Young lady stenographer; one
who has some knowledge OF bookkeeping pre-
ferred- Apply in person. between II and u
O'Clock. AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON, Inc, 1928 18th st. y. ".
WANTED Experienced alteration hands for
womens waists and dresses. Apply 10 Man
agor. WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP II
WANTED-6 bakers and wrappers: am
ply immediately CONE FACTORY. I.1S L
81 \. w. my1s-st'
YOUNG GIRLS. 20 learn to trim mems
nsts mats paid while learning. Apply TO BRODT's.
l--[-. - lIln 81. n w my19-5t
YOUNG GIRI-White. to learn waiting In
cafe SO E ST. \. w it
YOUNG GIRL who understands dressmak-
ing, az once. 1236 9TH St y. ". 1t
YOUNG GIRL fr lunch room 73l 18th 81.
y. w. myl9-2t'
YOUNG LADY 20 work with young man
on the stage one that understands music
preferred Addrs sss STAGE, Times Office.
YOUNG LADY, clerk i'm a grocery. s. peT
week; bring references. 4l2 9Th St S. 4.
my1S-5t
YOUNG WOMAN for general housework. no
washing. Apply 5l2 G n r. myl9-2t'
YOUNG LADY-E;Nperienced at confectionery
and catering. BC'ECKSTYN'S, 467 Fla. ave.
y. w mylI-5u
HELP wANTED-MALE.
ASSISTANT STEWARD. $40. F1sHER-s
AGENCY. A9 10Th st. my1S-2t
BARBERs-4; to work from 7so to 1000 n.
m. every night except Saturday night wages
or commission; no objection II employed in
other places. 1917 f st. " W a c. LU-
BER. Ilyls-st
BOYS-white. 10 work at trade Apply al
factory, cor OF lexington place and @ st
y. Z. myl9-St
BOYS Experienced, 20 work in druggery.
Cali nfD tIa- ave. n r. myl9-2t
BOY. bowling auer. carriage driver, 81
BOYS as store cash boys; permanent posi-
uon and good salary. Apply Superin tendent
HEIGHT co, 5l3-5l5-5l7 7th ST nylS-3t
BoYs-white. 1s TO IS years, to learn good
trade. Apply with reference, 1925 Conn. ave.
BOYS with wheels: good pay. DIME MES
SENGfcR SERVICE. 73S 18th st. n w.
1a2s-n., tn ". Thrift
BUSHFLMAN sl once. wINEMAN, 9i4 F
y w. ny1S-3t
BUsHELMAN-siteloy employment. COO ST.
y W Il
CARRIAGE PAINTERs-2. also ? bows 7
~ DOYLE. go pa ave it.
CARPENTERS I4z3 Harvard St n W
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CIVIL SERVICE INSTRUCTIoN-Fou ex-
pert professors haze prepared a most thor
ough and uD-tO-da course in Civil Service
Tor our school. Twenty years experience
during which timc we have prepared thou
sands 20 pass with HIGHEST grades thereby
enaDiing then, "a be placed at THE TOP
Of the list OF elgiblcs. Is our record You
VIII get an appointment instead OF Dis
appointment Il you take our course
DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE. 1917 New York ave. =. W
my1s-eod-tf
COUNTER MAN-Experienced TWENT7-
ETH CENTURY CAFE rny19-3t.
ENGINEER-Thir 90 do own firing
ELITE LAUNDRY. alI I4th St myls-A
NGINEER-Third-class 20 do his own fir
ing. Apply ELITE LAUNDRY CO. 2117 18th
GINEER-Licensed: VINO thoroughIy un-
derstands steam heating; eight hours; light
work, splendid equipment, good place t.
work Address BOY lo9. Times Office.
FLOOR SCRAPERs-Union; wages, 500 per
day. Apply GEO. A. FULLER CO. 1924 \.
y. ave n. W. my19-2t
MAN-Reliable. as simple bookkeeper etc.
FOR contracting corporation must loan $3.50.
months; security; permanent salary, SIS
BOX lSl, -imes otfice. 1ts
AIAN-white. for night duty in lunch room.
MEN-6. drive carriages 50 week: boy bowl
ing alley; houseman: bellmen. 1875 nth. It
MEN TO learn barber trade; only few weeks
required wages after first month"; steady po-