The Washington times., 1919-02-21
HELP WANTED-MALE

A COUNT Of parties seeking positions
through the Situations wanted" columns
ef last Sundays Star, Post and Times
showed l39- Among the applicants were
II bookkeepers, IS clerks, Il stenoRraphers
and typewriters, 3 electricians and chauf-
feurs- About 60 Of the advertisers were
persons with qualifications and abilities
that would make good radio operators, in
spectOrs and aids, TOcatiOns In which they
would not have 70 seek the Jobs, as the
demand is greater than the supply, and
viii be for years. The same condition OBJ
dains all over the country, and in no paper
OF magazine did you ever see an adver-
Osement where a radio operator or inspeC-
tor was seeking position. In the face
II these facts, don't you think wireless a
pretty good thing 10 take ups especially
when you can acquire the art right here at
home in about Il weeks? Our school is
the largest radio institution in America Is
fully equipped with ship apparatus. etc.
and our staff OF instructors is composed
Of expert first grade and extra hrst-Rrade
commercial, Government licensed opera
tors. Tuition fee small; easy terms. Mora
ing, afternoon and night classes, with
hours 10 accommodate all. No time "a
quired from your present employment.
Radio inspectors receive 81 200 to S3.5O0:
merchant marine pays $40 and Up. with
living expenses. Radio aids. So and IS per
day Thousands OF commercial houses
throughout the country will use wireless
after peace has been signed New classes
Tor beginners will start next Monday, gath.
However, there is some advantage to be
gained by starting during the present
week. Don't sell or borrow on your liberty
bonds. We take them at par and accrucd
interest with premium open $3.50 a. m.
70 $3.50 y. m Service Radio School. s52
Pa, ave. Phone Franklin 1914. l-2l
AUTO MECHANIC-HiEhest wages paid 20
experienced man. DO others need apply:
excellent working conditions. OAKLAND
SERVICE STATION. 1873 L st. n. W. III
AUTO PAINTER-AIso boy to learn the
trade good wages Apply BERNARD
HAZEL, rear 222 Srd st. n z. I-27
BARBER-White, wanted; $50
per month, board and laun-
dry. u. S. SOLDIERS HOME
HOSPITAL, apply steward. 1-27
BARBER-S20 per week and commission.
Ts7 18th st y. W. 1-21'
BAKER-SecOnd hand for cakes and pas
try. J. W. STOHLMAN, 1884 Wisconsin
BOTTLEB-soft drink, wanted; good
wages. $50 Ia. ave. \. w l-2s-
AUTO TOP and seat cover builder; good
opportunity. goed WAGES. Apply AMER
BOY-ITIde-awake and energetic, 90 serve
Times route near North Capitol st. Ad-
dress P. D. MILLER Circulation Dept,
Lllles oLllce- ~
SOFT drink bother, good wages. Apply
AMERICAN BOTTLING CO.. csc Louis
lana ave ). ". I-25
A PRACTICAL TRAINING
In Drafting viii qualify you TO enter this
profession OF permanent employment at an
excellent salary. Our graduates are in de-
mand Complete course in your spare
time. day OF night, in TO months. In
dividual Instruction. Catalog Of particu-
lars on request. (School in session all
vear-get in touch nOW). COLUM BtA
SCHOOL or DRAFTING, 14th and T SIS
n ". Phone North 27Z. fe2i-tf
CABBAGE WOODWORKERs-Th ?
biacksuaffh'E helpers r. McEEYNOLDS
4 SON. l125 II 81. ~. ". %
nISHWAsHERs-TWO,a at once. lTS2 Co
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