The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-10
HELP WANTEp-MALE.

ASSISTANT MANAGER FOR manufacturing
department; advertising novelties graduate i
Tech. High school preferred, OWEN X
TRUITI CO, III I 81 ~ w ocs-ilt-
AN EIGHT WEEKS COURSE in automobile 4
VIII solve the salary problem. \
Our graduates are IN demand al over the Il
United states az salaries rom SiVV 70 Soo
per month. Write or call for list or our L
graduates who hold a good position. BY i
taking the course before November LIST you 4
Will save 50. as summer rates VIII be ms
then ~ you desire bank references I
call on or address President 18th St Saw
lngs Bank
Automobile College Of Washington,
incorporated.
only school OF Expert Automobile Engineer
ing IN Washington. 1923 18th St n ". |
ANYONE. anywhere. can start a mail order /
business at home. No canvasEing. he your /
own boss. Send for free booklet Tells how.
HEACOck, Loekport. \. y selI-ly 81 |
BOYS-Brlght, active. is years o. age, as |
bundle collectors and wrappers good pay and |
permanent positions Apply 70 H w {
Schaub. with GOLDENBERG' 5, TN and X
sis oc10-St
ROY-To work in dry goods store and learn
the business; good pay II satisfactory Bon
~ Times Office L.
Boys-Bright. Immediately: from IS to Is
years q age. Tor floor service. bundle wrap
ping stock rooms and delivery wagons. APP
ply TO superintendent. WOODWARD
LOTHROP. oc9tf
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
Ing after school hours Apply BOX 70
Washington 1lLnes- Aelz-1I
BUSH I.AiAS and presser at once. 1903 NJ
BTsHEINIAN and presser 1909 N St n. W
BUNDLE WRAPPERS and moor boys. 10
years Old or over; good salary: permanent
position. chance Tor advancement Apply 20
q. o Norris az I.ANSBJRGH BRO, 40
% ios 7th St oco-2t
BUNDLE WRAPTERsJT7o; oxporienced
Apply Mr.. Nourse, w 3. MOSES & SONS,
llth and y SIC. y. w oc2-2t
Capitol Automobile College
IN connection with machine shop. Thorough
practical. ingTueton on uP-to-date cars.
y. W oc7-7t'
COATAIAKERs
COATAfAkEHS
COATMAKERS
Good weekly salary steady work
GILBERT, s25 T ST. n. ".
/ COATNfAKER busheIman-First-c class: give
| help on costs. 900 7th 81 oc9-3t
| COAT MAKERS -Four for our ladies' tail
I oring department Apply to A. De NICOLA.
WINEMAN, yl4 ~ ocl-4t'
DRUG CIERK-Registercd NANsEMOND
! PHARMACY. "a and y sts. n. w. oclO-3t.
DRUG CLERK-U nreeistered RHODE
/ ISLAND PHARMACY. LIST AID r. J. ave n
/ W. ocl0-5t-
DRIVERS. CAL at coal yard, 3th and r
I ~ r. ocS-3t
/ ELEVATOR CONDUCTORS - Immediately:
/ experienced Apply TO superintendent WOOD
! WARD n LOTHRCP ocs-3t
/ FURNITURE nnisher wanted al 1926 18TH st.
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/ FINIsHERs wanted al once on custom
| coats. good pay and steady work. 1896 r.
IT. " W IL
I GENTS furnishing store just opening. re-
/ ouircs the services Of frEt-class man. thor
/ ouehly understanding the business. HARRY
HUT. 400 7th y. w. IT.
/ HOUSE PAINTERs-TRo: long job JOS
SIN n. T. oc9-2t'
LADIES TAILOR-First-ciass 2o2O itth j.
! IABORERs-To report at street sweeping
: stables. between n and .. North Capitol and
First y. W. az a. m. ocl0-3t
MAN-Young; experienced. FOR shipping and
delivery department. Apply 20 Mr.. Elgin at
GOLDENBERGs S. sth street entrance
oc9-3t
MEN-Two hustling with good references;
experienced ones preferred. 20 drive milk
wagons. ". a. SIMPSON. $50 7th 20. S. T.
PLAsTERERs wANTED-steady work win
ter and summer $3.50 per day Apply al
HARRY WARDMAN'S, 1881 q 81. y W