The New York herald., 1922-02-17
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
CLERKS AND TYPIsTs.


A large financial institution desires TO
| place several young women. seventeen years
OF age or over In permanent positions high
| luncheons are provided free; the starting
saiary Is Sl2 per week and many advantages
and opportunities for rapid advancement are
| offered to those who qualify. as all ad-
vanced positions In the company are filled
! by promotion; state age, education and ex-
perience, If any. 1861 Herald. Herald So
| CLERK and typist. young woman; Under
wood machine; Christian house. Call Ida
Seely. 80 West sd ST.
| COOK and waitress, first class. two girls,
friends or relatives preferred. small private
| family. Call East 10th ST., before ii O'Clock.
Stuyvesant 5331.
| COOK for midnight supper and assist in
dining room. Muhlenberg Hospital. Plain
| field, n. ].
COOK, pastry; experienced. Muhienberg
Hospital. Plainfield. n. J.
COOK, white. competent, with references.
Gratz. 1876 Riverside Drive lssth ST..
DESIGNER and filter of experience for a
Canadian corset concern; lady or gentleman.
Apply by letter, 2059 Herald, $50 Broad
way.
GIRL, white. for plain cooking, rep with
part OF housework small family apart
ment; other girl kept; good nome; reier-
ences. 140 Riverside Drive, Apt. %.
GIRLS Ctwo, whlte) )-Cook. also chamber
West 1i3th st.
HOUsEWoRKER, white; references; good
cook; downstairs work only; no laundr!
% minutes from New York. Phone Bayside
1896.
IiOUSEWORKER, white. small family,
apartment. Call mornings. Goldsmith, 3oS
West S5th st.
HoUSEWORKER, experienced: adults;
15i West S6th.
HOUSEWORKER, general, neat, reliable.
perwanent position, snail family; $50.
Call Friday. Ill. Ant. "a, 122 r. SD
HOUsEWORKER. general. family Of 2; no
laundry. Tel. Jamaica 301S, mornings.
LADYS maid or nursery governess for two
children; must be able to sew and willing
to do chamberwork; car fare paid. Il. V.
Rittwagen, 10S Onslow place, Kew Gardens,
LADY. smart. active. American. educated.
refined, over a5 permanent position to right
pnrty. Apply 1912. Mr.. Cotton, 81 u. I'D.
MANICURE, one who uses nppers; must be
quick and first class. Joleman, 753 9TH av
NURSE, competent, for 2ia year-old-boy;
must have experience and personal refer
ence from last employer. 42A Monroe place.
Brooklyn.
| NURSE for infant and willing to be useful
II. ID. Oppenheimer, 26l Central Park West
| YOUNG woman, high school or normal grad
uate; good in English; educational work;
S1.600. with future. A. Gibson, 522 9th av.'
! room 323. -
YOUNG lady wanted for statistical work;
must also have a knowledge OF stenog-
raphy. Reply I 715 Herald $50 B.way:
Instruction.
COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE
BY REGISTERING NOW.
WANAMAkER BEAUTY SCHOOL,
43o 9th avn near 39th, opp. Lord & Taylor.
Leading School in America.
Earn $50 weekly.
IIairdressing, Manicuring.
All branches taught. register now for high
position: cannot fill the demand; reacn
] out now for success in an environment OF
wealth and refinement; day, evening classes
EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrer's
famous Hairdress, Manicure, Beauty School,
! 1t9 w. - ST., or Brooklyn, l5 Attn av.
Newark branch, s4l Broad ST. Circular.
January openings for graduates:
% Positions $3.50 per week
- Positions $lS-$22 per week
II Positions $ij-S16 per week
(Ioung beginners)
| Term three weeks to one month; dey, eve
! ming and home study courses. New York
! School OF Filing, ITO Broadway. Licensed
by State Board OF Regents.
! LADIES EARN $50 WEEKLY
HAIRDRESSING, MANICURING.
ALL BRANCHES TAUGHT
by expert instructors; diplomas guarantee
positions. Special $50 course. Day and
eve classes. Enroll now Easy terms.
NILES BEAUTY SCHOOL,
30 5th av., near 26th st.
Telephone 9G42 Madison square.
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