The Washington times., 1911-02-17

REGISTRY CO., Newark. n. J.
NATIONAL TRANSCRIPT (service journal
for enlisted men): Advertisements and sub
scription agents. SIG 18th st. n. ".
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
COAT. SKIRT. AND GOWN HANDs-Thor-
oughly experienced: good salaries; perma-
nent positions. Apply Immediately. NJ.
PHIL1PsBORN & CO. 61O 11th n. W.
CoOK-Good. white or coIored. at once 21I
n. Cap. st.
GIRL for candy store; experienced. Apply
l024 l4th st. \. W.
GIRL TO do general houseworK ana cooking.
Apply 1907 I'd st n. w.
YOUNG LADY in a stationery store. s64
Pa. ave. S. +.
Girl. for general housework. s26 sth st.
GTRT-Good. for housework 2l5 9Th St
s. W.
GIRI,-whte. German preferred; general
housework and laundry; small family: stay
nights 1890 Mt. Pleasant St
GIRL-Good: general housework; good
wages. Call 1l5 Eye st. n. W.
LADIEs-Ten. to sell household article;
good pay to right parties. Apply from
-
LADIES TO learn millinery and make your
Easter hats while learning. 9l9 st. n. w.
tbasemenu.
LADIES TAILOR-Ftrst-class. on tailor
made coats only irst-class need apply.
PAUL LEIBEL, I21O G st n. w.
MARKER for shirts and collars; must he
LAUNDRY. 11IS f st. y. W.
MATRON for boys school, $50; cashier for
cafe. IS a week: Colored cooks, chamber
maids. and Mattresses. FISHERS AGEN-
CY, 4l9 10Th st. \. W.
MANGLE GIRIs-Experfenced. TOLMAN
LAUNDRY. 6th and c SITS. \. W.
MIRROR BEAUTY PARI.ORs. $40 N. w.
Hairdressing, shampooing, scientific
Chiropudy. Artistic ManiCurng. &c.
MANiCTRING THOROUGHLY TAUGHT, s.
MILLINERY MER-ExperIenced; good
pay. 707 9th st. n w.
MILLINERY TRIMMERs and apprentices
F. ROSE. Ills St n. ".
ERATOR-Thoroughly experienced. on la
dies outergarInents. Apply Immediately
SKIRT HANDS at once; references re
quired Apply S25 l1th st. \. ".
SKIRT HANDS-First-cl class. experienced: No
others need apply l40 l. ST. \. w
SOLICITORS for Mime. Du Four's Toilet
articles. Apply Room 2oe. Walter Building.
The DuFoUR co. 1910 st. n. w.
WAITRESS and cook: colored: good refer
enCe. ll40 Conn. ave
WAITREss-N colored. HOTEL STRAIT
FORD. 18th and Monroe SITS. y. w.
middle-a ged CoIored 10
cook wash. and iron for family of three;
references required; go home nights; none
but competent cook need apply. 100 Q St.
y. w. l
WOMAN-Good, reliable. coIored, at once. for
general housework. 1888 n.
WOMAN-Colored. for general housework. Ole
9th n. W.
WOMAN-Colored for general housework at
723 9th st y w.
YOUNG LADY to take charge OF millinery
good references, and age not over - years.
C A. TIPPETT. Valley Lee. Nd.
HELP WANTED-MALE
BOY, aged IS or IS. 1877 st. y. W.
Room ?.
BOY as porter in barber shop at once.
TURNER'S. 1912 Pa. ave. y. W.
MEN TO learn barber trade: only eight weeks
required; wages after first MONTH steady
position guaranteed Write for catalogue.
MOLERS BARBER COLLEGE, co7 Bowery.
New York city.
LADIES TAILORs-Two. frst-class; at
once. III 18th st. \. W.
BARBER. Saturday. 1918. 1880 Pa. ave.
s E.
BARBER for saturday, $50 guarantee; also
shop boy. 1888 Pa. ave. y. W.
BARBER-whlte (American). 81 guarantee;
so per cent over $50 GERHOLD'S, TG 18th
ST n. w.
BOY to run errands and learn type printing.
500 18th n w.
COATMAKERS-Three first-class: one bush
Gilman. Apply SCHWARTZ & PELZMAN.
sos 9TH n. W.
FTNTsHER-Coach and auto nrst-class. 622
St n. W.
l WANT A FIRST-CLAsS BARBER, white,
steady work: SO a week; and one for Sat
urday, 81 guaranteed. 12ll Wisconsin ave.
n. VI,
INSURANCE SALESMAN for Ballston and
vicinity; good commission. V. A. UPTHE-
GROVE, Ballston, Va.
JOB PRESS FEEDER-Young man prefer
red. The IDEAL PRINTERY, s247 NJ St.
(Unlon office)
LADIES TAILoRsLTwo; 2 frst-ciass coat
helpers and two frst-class experienced
skirt makers; no others need apply. 1407
l. st. n. W.
MAN-First-class, on taiIor-made skirts;
good pay; long season to right party. PAUL
LEIBEL. 1910 G st. n. w.
PREsSER at once, who thoroughly under
stands securing and pressing on ladies' and
gentIemen's clothes: steady job and good
wages. ~ H n E.
SHOE SALESMEN-Several,c competent: only
those with thorough experience need apply.
GOLDENBERG's 18th and K SITS. n. W.
STOUT BOY over 16 years of age. to learn
a trade. Apply 473 N. Y. ave.
YOUNG BOY-Colored, with bicycle, to run
errands. $40 Sth st. n. w.
YOUNG MAN in architects office Apply
GEO. OAKLEY TOTTEN. Jr.. sos 18th st. l
YOUNG MAN-White, with some experience
in barber business. 22oS Pa. ave. N. w.
YOUNG MAN to work around lunch room :;
one who wants work. SPRINGMAN' S
LUNCH ROOM, 7S4 18th ST
WANTED-SALESMEN
WE WANT canvassing statesmen and mana
gers in D. c., Baltimore, Norfolk and
Richmond II you can deliver the goods call
at sos 9th St n. w. after D.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
DIAMONDS.
OLD GOLD AND SELvER BOUGHT.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS SIS ST.
VIM. NoRDHoFF,
Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Repairing
$40 18th st. N. W.
SEWING MACHINES
LARKIN,
The Sewing Machine Man.
All makes machines sold, rented. and re-
paired; prompt service. Supplies. Refinish-
ing our speciality. Cor. Sd and H SITS. n. w.
Phone NJ. 1885.
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