Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1916 — Page 18
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"xZESiiCElX-liionm Zaenglein. be^ loved wife o( JoHn V. Zaenglein and mother of Udwerd Zacngicln and Mre. Emma Denkcr. peseed away Friday, September li. ai $ a. rn., ag* eixty-one year*. Funeral salv-
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Friends Invited. Burial Crown Mill cemetery. BAt-KE-Chiletena L. liaur.c, died sepwoiLSr I*, at btu residence, 11W Villa a'A, widow of the late Anton itauke, age sixty-tlx years. Funeral Sunday. September i7, at 2 p. m, at the usidenee; 2 J0 p. m.. at Emmaue Evangelical Lutheran church, corner Laurel and Orange. Friends invited. Burial at the Luth-
eran cemetery. Motor conveyance.
EMERY-Diana Emery, widow of John M
age eighty-three, mother of Clara
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deg or knowledge of the
Washington blv
Crown HUi,
Charles" L* Emery and Mrs. W.
Bash. Funeral at the home of daughter, Clara Beverland, near Oaklandon. at II o’clock Monday. September II. Funeral at
13 e^clock. Friend* invited, -Phillip Wecheler died Fri-
day, September Ji, at the home of his brother, Oiv H Wecheler. ’461 W 'Twenty-sixth *t. Funeral Sunday at 3 p. m. and private.
Mt. Paul (Minn.1 and New Haven
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Hldred Bllnor Boedrker at
Mre. Fred
li, at 7 p. m. September Vaui
rente, Mr. And Mre. Fred tl ave., Friday, Sfptembet
Of John and Angelina U. Ill 1C; MSturday, 2 a. n September 18. at 2 p. m.. S. Shettlcld ave. Friend* Mt. Jackeon cemetery.
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Funeral from residence Monday, at 8;3# a.- tn.; 8S. Peter and
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At 9 o’cli
C. Oilby, age
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from residence. 1 invited. Burial at
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BRYAN—Martha A- Bryan, mother of Lillian Uatee, Harry, Nancy, Charlee and John Bryan, died at her home on Madison road, Friday. September IS. 10:30 p. m. FUnerai Monday. September U, % p. in. Friends Invited. # ZOW—Enoch A. Zow. Friday, September 16,
years. Funeral Mou-
3 p. ni.i from late residence. -.Fjdbnds • invited. Burial
i th A,, wife of;V/ ft. ^6 at residence. lt»4 N. Monday, September IS.
vjlle. Orolt flowers. Buriat
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JftO'iSgSGgli £. SKv SiX" t«ml«r li. Funeral at 8 o’clock, Saturday, afternoon. Friends invited. Burial at Worthington. HARVEY—Dr. Jeese B. Harvey, brother of
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Saturday afternoon at Los Angeles. RICHTER—Mrs. Essie Florence Richter, wife of Charles ‘ Richter, died September 18, at 10:10 uT m., At h*f reaidence. 1160 Spruce st. HHiiMM■ notice ' later, fpf* S™* ITH’PE—Anna M. Poppe, Saturday, September 1«. at 6 a. ,iia, «t the family residence, Emerson ive, end. Twenty-first st., age 60 yvura Funeral notice later, ■ - • '
Card of Thanks.
heartfelt thanks to bur
reiatlvea,
friend* and neighbor* for tiieir kindness and sympathy shiretl u* during the elckneas and death of our dear daughter. Eleanors Kauteky, eapectally the Rev. Fathers of the Holy Gross church for their kindness; alio employs* of the Zenite Meiel Company. Dr. M. E. Beverland and Miss Winifred Oerrlty. the nurse, for their faithful service; paMbearere for thrfr s tlrinstetner And son Hermau.
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Movement In the , loa* of our little daughter 7Vance*. %Ve'- ere eiflkM'lally grateful to the and Brotherhood of Butler
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MR AND MRS. FRANK .* v , - /•' ? . ■d of Thanks. itend Our boartfell thanks to News and the many friend* iter, .Nellie J. Hamlin, foe d beautiful floral offerings. If, '
death of our espec ially thai dertaker. Mr.
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Thanks.
all our friends for their ipathy during the Illness and uved one, LI axle Naylor. We the Rev. Buchanan and unHockenamlth. QEOROE B.
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UNDEBT AKERS.
JOHN J. BLACKWELL A SON
ttenlhan C A*BUck , weil.
m-»0 W. Ohio at. Phone US.
T. «. CALLAHAN * BON, funeral directors. 1424 B. Washington it. ’ Phone Prospect 82; realdenoe phw» aama-
MRS T. MOORE. 225* Station at. Phones: New TX7-K. Woodruff 1*0* Private ambulance. A. J. LAUCK, Uli S. Meridian at. Naw phona 6*28. Old phona Prospect *140.
JOHN F. REYNOLDS, 1U W. Maryland. Both - 1 hon,,!, ig- __
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
cenlrol °fB«, MS N-yelaewr* Jrvington office. Our patron* wlib have friends brought to this eity for burial will Bnd our parlors convenient and homelike, end at their dlapoaal without
extra charge.
Our facliitles for caring for persons who dia
are unexcelled. Bodies prepared
Ry very
at hospital* for shlppme
promptly.
ent to point* outeld* the
SHIRLEY BROS. CO.
1181 W. Mich ms E. Wash 1868 B, Wash. 3026 N. Illinois We have our own auto and horee-drawn !f« , w^^asr w ’ A '* >
Both phones.
PLANNER & BUCHANAN 32* N. Illinois. Phone *41. The modern funeral home, lust north of Y M. C. A. Chapel and restrooms without extra charge. Our own motor equipment
The Indianapolis Crematory wo N. Illinois. £££? vu, ‘ #r> li Vm •jrw w#4collie, w rt ror door let.
LOST AND FOUND.
STOLEN: REGISTERED AIRE-
DALE PUPPY
k and tan, six month* old: aiuv< •‘Dickey - .’*' TJheraT renftrvt for vei - knowledge of the thief. R. L.
antwei* to
turn of
TAL-
7479.
MALE HELP WANTED. DRCO CLERK, registered or assistant in Indiana; single; state age and reference. Address THK OWL DRUG STORE, Goshen. Ind BRi-AND BOY. BRAM WOOD PRESS.'47 Virglata ave
BUT, 3€*8 Washington blvd. Nwili IA)ST-jOne 38x4’* Goodyear Cord tire on Firestone rim with the cover, September 14, either in city or on Rockville pike Reward. FIBHER AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. LOST—White female Boston boll, brown
eye. short tall; answer* to
around each
name of "Upsie.
Kentucky. STRAYED
Reward If returned to 1113
Phone Circle 1817.
OR STOLEN—Beagle hound, male;
black and white and tan; answers to name of "Trouble.” License No. 241. Call Rplroont 1748 or return to 278 Germania ave. Reward. LOST—White terrier, answers to name "Tom.” Reward 1889 Highland place. 7257-K. IX>ST—Chain bracelet with blue enamel medallion; In Ayres. New York Store or on Washington st. Cal) Irvington 668. Reward. POSITIVE BARGAIN;' twenty-four roomeT dose In; bath, gas, electric light*, rent 360;
lease; 3850. Address Box 1135, News.
,H«!l ■<■■■■ « ..Mii.M..»■.. .i..... .iT. II. i —-■ LOST—Scotch terrier about eleven months old! white tin on tall, white around .neck? rough
clipped. Reward. 1802 Union *t.
LOST: Lady's black pocketbook. on W. Washington car. Friday Right; contained bill* and
ttle change. Call Belmont 40. Reward.
..mm,,* J4—.I.,.—.limt LOST—Small turquoi* pin. Tuesday. No. '33, the Chalfant apartment. New 1616. Re-
ward. / ' ' - PARTY who picked up purse In Pink's shoe
store Saturday morning is known. Return fo FINK'S at once and avoid trouble. ■
FOREMAN WITH GENERAL MACHINE SHOP EXPERIENCE; EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR HIGHGRADE MAN; STATE FULL PARTICULARS IN FIRST LETTER AS TO EXPERIENCE, CLASS OF WORK, AGE, SALARY WANTED AND NAMES OF NOT LESS THAN FOUR PAST EMPLOYERS. P. 0. BOX 402, INDIANAPOLIS.
LOST—Cameo ring, either on Illinois street car or On Tenth between Illinois and Capitol.
and describ* and pay for a«U LOST: BtacaUWldte* pocket tax receipt, pictures and money turn 301 W. Waahlngton. RewacL
LOST—One mounted auto t;r , FirrsYne, ?S
8V4. Call 3646-K.
LOST—Bunch of keys. Return to manager of vault, CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANKLOST—Bunch of keys on ring. Y."" M. C. A.
W, R, BUHLBR.
LOST—A pair of child’s glasses In case. Call
Woodruff 1483.
FOVNU—Stray 'horse. Call W. K. MAYItEW!
Broad Ripple. 6 on 172. '
LOST—Blue le«Ther~hand~ba?. Main 4957. .* Reward. / ■ ; u ’’ ■> LOST- Horse.- crippled in left hind leg. Woodruff 4913. Reward. - W m ■
LOST—Black and white pigeon; oriental frill; banded. Phone North 4653
MALE HELP WANTED.
rOPODBENClTMA?^^
ARMATURE winders wanted for A C and D. C. repair work.' - AMERICAN 1 ELECTRIC
323 W. Court st.
a r Blijii'o<T'*i iiiii iiiii i i h iii 111 *i 'li'iu'
preferred. Address Box 236,
middle-aged man preferred. Addrt News. t&'m 7 ■>’ . .v
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.■BOY about *££ y■
it appears
Occidental bMa^- m,,, e , PP BOY wanted to run errands. ZlMMBR EN-
ORAVINO (X),, 214
N. Delay —i —
NOVELTY CO., 2230 Alvord. BOOKKEEPER, must be accurate; give reference, experience. Wholesale house. Address Box 346. News.
BOY 15 or 16 years old. neat appearance, to work In shoe store. ’ 126 N. Pennsylvania. BARBER, good, steady, who wishes io start
for himself. Call North 63S6
BOY, about sixteen, to work in drug store.
Twanty-secwnd and Talbott.
wenty-sectmd and Talbott. BELL BOYS, white, over eighteen Apply HO-
TEL EDWARD.
BRWM^ivaJItwa^b^waires^
rush st.
BARBER to take charge of-out-of-town shop; good wages; Gall- Irvington 1231 after 8 p. m.
BOY; large; steady work; good wajges. IJIVY ARNOLD A COMPANY. 625 Century bldg.
HOT about sixteen to work In drug store; ane who doss not smoke: mu*t live In or near Irvington; good chance to learn the business. 6464 E. Waahlngton at.
BAKER'S helper, experienced; steady work. Apply between 5 and 7 p. m. 40 E. Wash-
ington. ' <V j
BOY. strong, (or crating. KRAMER MANUFACTURING CO.. New Jersey and Merrill.
BOYS—Five, about sixteen years of age. Apply UDELL WORKS, BOY wanted at MORRISON’S DRUO STORE.
Forty-second and College.
BOY, sixteen to tight ten years old. H. LAU-
TER CO. ■
BOY. sixteen years old, with wheel. 38 S.
Meridian. *
BARBER at. once, till pl« sick; good wages. P. M.
vine. Ind
lace for one that la LUMPKIN. Zlons-
BUSHELMAN. Al; good! appearance; muet
>Ty at once. JACK 8UN-
p^LA^TNmr
BOY, about 18. to work In a shoe store. 8, lUinol* st.
carvers WANTED, spindle; will pay good wages; job will be steady; beat factory condition* Apply at once to S. E. OVERTON CO., South Haven. Mich. ,
CIGAR CLERK, experienced. Address Box *58, New*.
CABINETMAKER, machine hand on TER (XL
joint giuer, also furniture work. H.
general LAU-
MANAGER FOR RETAIL STORE
An old established mercantile concern, with m number of stores In different dtlee. ha* Vacancies for several Christian men from 35 to 35 vears of age. Consideration given only to a man holding fair executive position who
NICHOLAS. 1123 E Fifty- feels that he ha* reached the limit of hi* ad-
j vancement and earnestly desires to secure an
CARPENTER and laborer* Taxe Falrvlew car to Sunset, walk one square north.
CORN cutters,
eighth st.
Twentieth £u j ^Coi iV.Rt rri ^ " vU.. T>o«t pffibmrd mnmt Ha* oa
CANDY and io* cream man wanted; experienced Immediate position. CRITERION
Wm. E. Krieger 1402 N. llllnots st.
Phone U&4.
„^'NKUAL DIRECTORS HENRY W. TUTEWILKR. ' HARRY D- TUTEWILKR. Both phone* tit. FINN BROS.. 116 W. Market Phones: Main 2174. New 1881 n pSn M- E. HEINER
SHOP, Frankfort. Ind, COAL DRIVERS, experienced,
eawern ave.
1601 South-
(TOOIC. 224 N. Illlnole.
ability. Past record must be such as will make him acceptable for bond; good health, ambition, well dleclplined mind, the delermlnatlon to work hard physically and put In long hours of study In self-development; must have retail store experience buying or selling merchandise in department More, dry go'ds, chins, or house furnishing store. To have application eo*. ■’Mere*l state age. listing concerns previously e- tployed by, with kind of business and
lengths of st ‘
Application
C maker Cand Z * Brngths o? service, also wage* "in each position!
i - —“ r ‘" ,r A “"" B “
Dayton. O
COOK
j Experienced
ipay-
WHITE’S RESTAURANT.
MALE HELP WANTED. NOTION BUYER. MAN. 33 TO :<8 YEARS OF AGE, WHO HAS HEHjD POSITION OF BUYING AND THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR SELLING At I, KINDS OF NOTIONS AT RETAIL. WIlH PAST RECORD SUCH THAT HE CAN SHOW THAT HE HAS SECURED PROFITABLE RESULTS. APPLICATION STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL IN WHICH STATE AGE. GIVING COMPT-ETE HISTORY OF PAST EXPERIENCE. ADDRESS BOX 299. NEWS
OFFICE BOY by large manufacturing concern; give age. reference and telephone number If poeslble. Address Box 315. News. OIL rubbers and polisher; also a good chair finisher; good wages, steady work. INDIANAPOLIS CHAIR AND FURNITURE CO., Aurora, Ind.
JWALE HELP WANTED^ POSITIONS OPEN We have the following positions open, and if you can qualify, call for an Interview: • Week. Traveling Auditor — *30.00 Dispatch Clerk 10.00 Stenographer — 15.00 Bill Clerk (Hdw. Exp.) 12.00 Typist 10.00 Clerk — 8.00 Price Clerk (Pur. Dept.) 18.00 Stenographer 12,00 Bill Clerk 12.00 Receiving Clerk lo.OO Stock Room Clerk 12.00 Sales (Electrical) Comm. Steno. and Clerk 12.50 Telephone Operator 3.00 Three Boys 7.00 BROWN OFFICE EFFICIENCY BUREAU, 210 Hume-Mansur bldg.
PR ESSE R. Steady position; good wages to right party. Apply at once. SELIG’S CLOAK HOUSE 20-22 W. Washington st.
PORTER, one who can cook. 245 Mlley ave.
PORTER. .224 N. Ilinols. PLANING mill machine hand. 814 E. St. Clair st. JOHN A. SCHUMACHER CO.
PORTER. 138 E. New York.
PRESSER, experienced on dresses and skirts. STEGMAN'S SKIRT CO.. 32 E. Georgia.
FOREMAN FOR HAND MILLING MACHINE, NIGHTS. STENOTYPE COMPANY.
DENTIST wanted; reliable, registered in Indiana: goed salary. Address Box 1915. News
ERRAND boy. 316 Century Bldg.
EXPERIENCED presser; steady work. Call between 6 and 9 tonight. BALL. THE CLEANER. 6615 E» Washington.
ENGINEER- a general man; one familiar with electric plants, hydraulic elevators and Ice machines; reference. Address Box 238. News.
FIREMAN, experienced. Apply engineer, basement Newton Claypool bldg.
FURNACE helper, at one*. Apply 2862 Clifton st.
FIREMAN; good place for single man. Address Box 365, News.
FARM HAND, single, by the month; year if satisfied; must,, |)e.,.respectable; board and ..washing furnished. C411 at News office Sunday afternoon near 3 o'clock.
GENERAL HOUSEMAN. Apply 3363 Washington boulevard. Phone 7796.
GROCERY MANAGERS, by a corporation of large capital, now operating a large chain of stores in several big cities and which is preparing extensive expansion; must be thoroughly experienced In grocery business, possess isorne executive ability, ambitious and furnish highest reference. Only those now employed and between twenty-five and forty years of age need apply; married men preferred; good salary and liberal profit sharing arrangement to right paroles; splendid opportunity; give all details in first letter; correspondence confidential. Address L. W. FLEMI8TER. Manager the JONJK1 CO.. 717 Fulton at., Indiana-
polis. Ind.
HANDS to cut corn. Call Monday. J. FERREE. one -mile north Stop 13, Danville Une.
INSTALLMENT COLLECTOR, experienced, with wheel; give reference. Address Box
234, News.
JANITOR for half day work. Circle 2580.
JOB PRESS feeder, small factory plant; state wages wanted. Address Box 288, News.
I^ABORERS. six. Apply THE UDELL
WORKS. Take Northwestern car.
LAUNDRYMAN; experienced man In washing department. GEM LAUNDRY, 235 Indiana
ave
LOCAL established real estate dealer wants to engage young man that is desirous of learning the business. Give age; state qualIc&tlons, etc. Address Box 296, News.
HAN who 1* a thorough plumber and steam fitter; steady position for sober, industrious ir,an. Address 3WANGER & McCLAIN, Mar-
lon, Indi.
MAN and wife for farm. CRAIG. 328 E.
Washington. Main 1361.
MAN to oil off and patch pianos. See Mr. dalrmont Monday. PEARSON PIANO CO.
MEN TO LEARN TRADE; GOOD WAGES; STEADY WORK. APPLY ROOM 202 HOTEL EDWARD, SUNDAY AFT-
ER 11 A. M.
MOLDER MAN for planing mill; non* need answer except thoroughly experienced, with good recommendations. Address TRENT
BROTHERa Danville. 111.
MAN for casualty Insurance claim department; prefer young lawyer or one with some legal training: stare qualifications/ Address Box
348. News.
MANUAL TRAINING teacher. Immediately; state or Fulton county license. J. G. L.
MYERS; BVoomingdale. Ind.
MRN for factory work. Apply at once. CHAPMAN STEEL CO.. Madison ay*., and
Balt R R. -
MAN CHEF; good on meats and vegetable#. and extra good on pie* Eugene Baiddy please answerr J. F. PETERSON, 103 W.
Main st., Urban*. Ui.
MECHANICAL draftsman with at least three years’ experience on Jig and fixture*. Employment office# of LINK BELT COMPANY.
MAN to cut corn. Woodruff 2585.
PHOTO COUPON SALESMEN. Neatly dressed young men; easiest proposition In city; pay every night. NORTHLAND STUDIOS, Occidental bldg. PRINTING solicitor, experienced; permanent; good proposition to right man. Address Box
293, News.
SASH DOOR and cabinet man. Must be live and sober. Call Monday after 7 a. Prospect 364. .
FINAL CLEANUP SALE FOR FALL You can't afford to wear ready-made clothes, when you can have suits made to your measure during the clean-up sale at $16.50, *17.50. *18.50, *20.50 and higher. W. G. SCHNEIDER. 39 W. Ohio st. Be sure you get In the right place.
TO CLOSE OUT ABOUT 100 PAIRS OF SAMPLE AND UNCALLED FOR TROUSERS AT *3 AND *4. VALUES ARE *5. *6 AND $?. W. G. SCHNEIDER, : 39 W. OHIO ST. BE SURE AND GET IN THE RIGHT PLACE
SHEET METAL WORKERS, first class, on inclosed automobile bodies. THE OHIO ELECTRIC CAR CO, Toledo, 0. SHOEMAKER wanted. 888 Massachusetts ave. SALESMAN and collector. 126 W. Washington.
STORE ASSISTANT.
A large out of town retail mercantile concern ha* several vacancies for Christian young men, age from 22 to 26 years, to learn the business; qualifications, a clean record, some retail store ] experience, fair education, good health, ambf- l tion and a determination to succeed; must possess sufficient perserverance to work hard, both physically and mentally, for development and future advancement, which will be regulated entirely by results accomplished. This Is an unusual opportunity for young men of right caliber seeking employment where they can grow in an established business. State age. married or tingle, experience, concern* previously employed by, length of service and wages In each position. Address Box 248. News.
A BOY or young man to do a certain line of clerical work around the college in exchange for tuition. This la a splendid chance for the boy or young man who wants a business college course but is short of funds. This Is a bona fide offer. If Interested write, phone or call, but call if you can. FRED W. CASEl
principal Central Business College,
MANUAL HIGH SCHOOL graduate, neat, ambitious, who expects to go or return to college late this fall or next year; *:>0 to $60 per month to start; rapid advancement; experience not necessary; send photograph if possible; applications must be in our office by Tuesday, September 19, 10 o’clock. MR. WEST, Room 300. 333 S. Dearborn st.. Chicago. 111.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES sharpened belter than new. "GUARANTEED,” single edge. 25c dozen; double, 36c; mall, inclose price; razors, scissor*, knives sharpened. TUTTLE KF.ENBDGE. 201 INDIANA AVE.
SALESMEN WANTED. WERE YOU EVER OFFERED A GROCERY STORK? OUR PROPOSITION IS BETTER. Let us tell you how you can handle flopr, canned goods, provisions—an entire line of groceries, as well as paints, rooting, stock foods, automobile and machinery oils and greases. No rent to pay. no investment In stock.^ I^rge orders taken from samples. Goods of guaranteed and proven quality. Selling experience not necessary- Very profitable work for "workers.’’ Address R. S. HILL, President Hitchcock Hill Co., Chicago. Reference: Any bank or express company.
STATE and local sales managers wanted for the distribution of th* Acme blue flame generator, a wonderful invention; converts every cook stove or rang* Into a gas stove; makes a perfect gas from coal oil at less than 26c per thousand cubic feet; brings a safer, cleaner, cheaper substitute for coal or wood to millions of people who are now without the convenience of city gas; *300 to *700 capital required. Those who can qualify ahould make from *6,000 to *8.000 annually. ACME BRASS WORKS.
1425 Carroll ave,, Chicago. Jl.
HIGH-GRADE salesmen v /th Ford car, travel
! AGENTS WANTED. I One Thousand Dollars Reward if this is not th# greatest money making house-
I to-house proposition. N. R. G. Little WUard j Saber saver washes clothes in ten minutes,
without rubbing. Contains no lime, lye. paraffin v ax or other inlurtous chemical, and can not possibly Injure the clothe* or hands. Nothing like It on the market. PosMvely the won-
der of the age; sells for 16c enough for five
family washings. We supply one free sample with every package yon buy and guarantee the sale of same. Just leave the free sample with the housewife, and when you tall again she Is eagerly awaiting to become your steady customer. Secure territorial rights at once or you will regret it. A Ic postal card brings
demonstrate to dealer 'auto motor pulley.” tnsmlts auto power to farm and other mainery; something new; sells easy; big commissions; fast money maker. ARMSTRONG
POWER APPLIANCES CO., 302 National Ufa
bldg., Chicago.
SALESMAN for general mercantile trade In Indiana to sell a new proposition of merit; vacancy now; attractive commission contract; *35 weekly for expenses. MILES F. BIXLER OO., Wholesale Jewelers, 62-38 Carlin bldg., Cleveland. O. WE WANT salesmen to sell Smith Form-a-Truck attachments for Ford cars; liberal commission. Nothing but live wires need apply. The attachment the talk of the town and easily sold;; CARTINHOUR * BOWMAN, managers. 812 E. Washington st. SALESMEN to sell groceries, paints, lubricating oils to farmers, ranchmen and other consumers at wholesale; profitable, steady, desirable/ satisfaction guaranteed; forty years in business. Write for particulars. LOVERIN A BROWNE CO'm* B. State st.. Chicago.
COMMISSION Iwlesinen wanted by manufacturer; big llnjs men’s fancy up-to-date neckties sold direct, to retail dealers at bargain prices. NEWARK NECKWEAR CO., Kansas City. Mo.
SPECIALTY S| speeiklty; d small deal pay: and give ref; COMPANY, Fu THE SAVING Rex hog rem< salesman want! REMEDY CO..
ISMEN to sell advertising 1 to merchants and bankers; *10 commission; state territory irences. PATENT NOVELTlf ton, 111.
in feed will more than pay for 1y; eliminates diseases; county on commission. REX HOG Vine Grove, Ky.
ADVANCE ORDER salesmen; sales experience not absolutely necessary; qualifications willingness to work, follow instructions closely, and determination to succeed; liberal starting
and determination to succeed; terms. Permanent work. 701
Indianapolis.
starting
701 S. Meridian st.,
YOUNG MEN WITH BRAINS to prepare for positions waiting. Attend the school that gives Individual work. WE GET THE CALLS. SANDERSON BUSINESS SCHOOL. Merchants Bank. Oldest commercial college in city.
STICKER MEN. CAPITAL RATTAN CO., NAOMI, NEAR
SHELBY.
SODA DISPENSER, experienced. Address
Box 359. News.
SANDERS WANTED, spindle; familiar with sandpapering carvings: will pay good wages; steady work. Apply at once. S. E. OVER-
TON CO., South Haven, Mich.
TRIMMER. AUGUST JULIAN CO. Odd Fel-
low bldg.
TEN KEN, cut com; good wages. Two squares east Lynhurat drive, on Minnesota st. BEN
JOHNSON.
TINNER’S helper, at once. Apply 2862 Clif-
ton st.
TOP SETTER
First class man to set tops in final assembly department. Only men experienced on this Job need apply. NATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE CO.. E. Twenty-second and Monon.
TWO single men to work In the country; board furnished; steady work. Take Greenfield traction car and come out at once to Stop 8, Na-
tional road, eaat. M. W. GRAY.
THREE experienced men's furnishing salesmen for steady Saturday positions. KRAUSE
BROS.. 207-211, B. Washington st.
TEAMSTERS. Call Heaton’s barn, 2130 E.
Waahlngton st.
TEAMSTER. 127 E. Wabash.
WINDOW WASHERS
Three first-class men with experience in window washing. NATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE
CO., E. Twenty-second and Monon.
WAITER. 224 N. Illinois.
WANTED—Experienced salesmen to work established territory, pickles and condiments throughout Terre Haute. Richmond. Indiana and Vincennes; Indiana territories. State age. experience and salary. Address Box 286,
News. -
WANTED-FIFTY FREIGHT HANDLERS. CHECKERS, CALLERS AND TRUCKERS; BEST OF WAGES PAID; NO LABOR TROUBLE. SEE MR. HICKERSON AT THE HOTEL MAJESTIC BETWEEN 7 AND 8 O'CLOCK THIS EVENING. C. O. HICKER-
SON.
WANTED-FIFTY FREIGHT HANDLERS. checker*, callers and truckers; best of wages paid; no labor trouble. See Mr. Htckerson at the Hotel Majestic between 7 and 8 o'clock this evening. C. O. HICKERSON.
WAGON blacksmith helper, one who underetande wagon work. GUEDELHOEFER
WAGON CO.. 362 Kentucky ave.
WTI.L give young man complete business education in exchange for sweeping and dusting aohool rooms. Apply LAIN'S BUSINESS COL-
LEGE.
WANTED—Five ministers, ecclesiastical cor-
poration. Address Box 249, News.
WATER rubber and polisher, experienced on furniture work. H- LAUTER CO.
YOUNO man to drive Ford delivery car; state wages wanted. Address Box 288. News.
YOUNG MAN for office work; excellent chance for advancement, j 405 Occidental bldg.l
YOUNG MAN about eighteen with clerical experience to work in manufacturing plant as order tracer and recorder. Address Box
297. News.
MEN without trades, learn to clean wall paper; make *8 a day; all secrets and Instructions. *2. Write for particulars. Have thirteen years’ experience. GEO. W. MOORE. Box 1419, Butte,
Mont.
GOYERN T MF4NT EXAMINATIONS; thorough Instruction *5; returned If not appointed; parttcuiars free. AMERICAN CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL, Waehingtbn, D. C. MEN to learn the barber trade; few weeks completes; tools given; earn while learning; positions waiting. Call or write. MOLER
AG1 MAJ^AGE^our^ offices, stores,] marvelous new does work of splendid profit business at ho quick, giving CULATOR O Mich.
!NTS WANTED. hall sales In your section; all factories, clerks, interested In adding machine; retails *7.50; *206 machine; unlimited field; build up clean, prosperous e; everything furnished; write eferences. Dept. M 210, CALRPORATION. Grand Rapid*.
AGENTS—Send] sample, bram are put up wtl each package; home and oflli money or get ) order more. I given to hustlei free. THE T. I
no money, simply ask for free new rapid fire seller. Goods h full selling talk printed on agents leave package In every e and call back later, collect :oods; nine out of ten buy and Iberal credit and co-operation •s, full layout and sample sent ?OFE CO.. Longview, Tex.
rample and
particulars.
FEMALE HELP WANTED. GIRLS TO LEARN TELEPHONE OPERATING; MUST BE OVER 16. APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR, 230 NORTH MERIDIAN. GIRL to help with general housework! two hi family. 1640 Pleasant st.
GrRL. White, for general housework: nd laundry; good wages. 3339 Central. GIRL, good; general housework; give refer! ence. 1238 E. Ohio.
YOUNG MAN. seventeen to nineteen, with high school education. Apply to auditor freight accounts, L. E. * W R. R , Washington and Noble streets.
BARBER COLLEGE, 349 E. Washington at.
LEARN BARBER TRADE
TORR’S SANITARY BARBER COLLEGE, 472 W. Wash. Jobs guaranteed. EARN while learning. My PERSONAL INSTRUCTION. BE A DETECTIVE—Interesting work ; t ravel; big pay; representatives wanted everywhere. Write HARTLEY DETECTIVE AGENCY. St.
Joseph, Mo.
LEARN BARBER TRADE” TBICITY BARBER COLLEGE. 309 E. WaahIngton st.. Indianapolis Summer rate tuition. BAND LEADER wants to organize a school band and orchestra In your town. If you have no band, good chance for concerts next
summer. Address Box 286, New*.
CLEAN BEDS. 10c and 15c! PALISADE, 226
Adelaide.
DANCING every Wednesday night. P. H. C.' hall, East and Michigan. SALESMEN WANTED. SALESMEN to sell our Myers quality line of of exclusive art calendars, every piece copyrighted and made by us exclusively; together with our high grade line of leather goods, memorandum books and diaries; the most complete line of indoor and outdoor metal signs: and a very fine line of other new specialties; everything manufactured in our big factory; terms: Salary, commission or drawing account. THE ELWOOD MYERS COMPANY. Springfield. O. SALESMEN selling restaurant, hotel, cafe. cigar, pool, drug, general store trade can do big business with our new live pocket side line; all merchants towns 100.000 and under want It; $5 commission each sale; no collecting; no expense or risk to merchant. We take back all unsold goods. CANFIELD MFG. CO., 208 Slgel st., Chicago, 111. SALESMEN—We desire a forceful and aggressive salesman to sell our 1918 Une of high class calendars, leather good* and novelties In Indianapolis and adjacent territory; will consider applications only from men of reliable character and real Belling ability. THOS. J. BECKMAN CO.. 330 N. Eleventh st., Phtladelphla. Pa. HUSTLERS, everywhere, to take orders for World Atlas and The Great War. Sells at sight. Price only 98c. New man writes; "Took twenty-four orders after supper." Big commissions. Write at once for exclusive territory. THE GEOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, Indianapolis, Ind.
AGENTS, herefs a brand new household specalty, a patented gas stove appliance designed to meet! a great demand. Guaranteed saving of 60 per cent, on each gas bill. Demonstration sells. Retails 25c. Costs 6c In quantities. Territory going fast. Don't take up our time unless you have capital and mean business. STERLING MANUFACTURING CO. Monroe, Mich. BIG HIT; our five-piece aluminum set Is all the rage; cheaper than enamelware; sells like wildfire; guaranteed twenty years; retail value *5. You eell to housewives for only *1.83; biggest seller of the age; nine sure sales out of every ten shown; others cleaning up $10 to *20 a day. Answer this quick to secure your territory. Dlv. 1026. AMERICAN ALUMINUM MFG. CO., Lemont, 111. BIG TEXTILE mills want ambitious men and women everywhere to show latest dress fabrics, neckwear, hosiery, underwear and sweaters, 400 styles; easy sales; values beat stores; many making over *30 weekly; all or spare time; complete sample outfit starts you. STEADFAST MILLS, Dept. B-29, Cohoes.
MINUTES pay dollars, demonstrating new *7.50 adding machine; wonderful invention; adds,
equals *200 ma-
ell
H-UUlllK mn.uui.iiu, wcrxujxsiau subtracts. multipMse; work oh ‘Md
SPlvu.Uill , * - > * .M “ »—— „• «-->■, protected territory. Dept. 210, CALCULATOR
line; five-year guarantee; sells everywher splendid profits; write qulck_for trial^offer a
re; nd
guarantee; sells evi write quick for trial
protected territory. Dept. 210, CALC CORPORATION, Grand Rapids, Mhh. LADIES and gentlemen with a well-to-do circle of acquaintances, to sell a high grade line of personal Christmas greeting cards on a very liberal commission basis. Full particulars on request. JOHN H. DANIELS A SON, 232 Summer st., Boston. Mass. WANTED—Good, live man for accident and sickness Insurance agent; liberal terms to right party; good policies to sell; only those wishing to build a business of their own need apply; no capital required. Box 6228, Boston,
Mass. ~
A LIVE representative wanted for Indianapolis and vicinity to sell a newly patented office device that every business man wants; sells for *1; one-half profit- free sample to workers; write now. MEILICKE CO., 439
Thompson bldg., Chicago, 111.
"VAPO-HUMIDIFIER" carbon eliminator; gasoline saver; a money saver for auto owners; a money maker for you; nationally advertised. AUTO GAS SAVER CO., 29 S. LaSalle.
Chicago.
ACTIVE MEN to sell simplex gas plants; no experience required; can make *800 to *600 per month; others are doing it. so can you. Address SIMPLEX GAS PLANTS OO.. 154 Whiting *t., Chicago, 111. AGENTS, free catalogue and samples, new j goods; quick sales, big profits; make *5 to *25 daily; no experiencs; world’s greatest specialties. CRUVBR CO., Jackson and Camp- ! hell, Chicago, 111.
ADVERTISING MEN, to sell special contract;
guarantee advertiser Increase; advances . mg’s SENSATION: eleven-piece toilet article made good men; big money weekly; state ex-I set selling like blazes at « with 11 carving parlance and references. BUSINESS DEVEL- j set free; enormous profits; tremendous hit; OPMENT DEPT,, 975 Market st., San Fran- j Engle mad* »61 first week; write quick, cisco. Cal. I PIERCE, ' ‘ ‘ “
YOUNG MAN witil references and ilday bldg-. 9-11 S*|
wheel for collecting; good
811 Hol-
YOUNG MAN in operate Underw
d required. Apply lay or 7-8 Monday.
uctl m department; mi;« ; typewrlter. pcaditon per
STOCK SALESMEN
to sell Increase of capital stock of old es-
tablished fire Insurance company. B. C. BACON. 48 N. Delaware st.
SALESMAN, LACE AND EMBROIDERY IMporters, work established tred* Indiana and adjoining territory; excellent opportunity right man with established trade smaller towns. FULD 1140 Broadway, New York. WANTED—caiesmrc. .n every town and city In Indiana: quickest selllag health and accident insurance offered. Apply today to BUSINESS MEN'S INDEMNITY ASSOCIATION,
~ 886 Lemcke building.
H18BY * TITUS, *51 N. Delaware at. <#* Phone m. . ' . DM, Main UK.
W. H. RICHARDSON.
236 W. New York st. Both phone* 250.
!#
"75*0110R HERMANN. UNDERTAKER 86 S. Delaware-tt. Both phones 9
CHARLES A. HOCKKNSMITH?
734-28 N. Illinois _ Both phones 1166
FLORISTS.
BROWN. THE FLORIST BU.SST
«.
mmSt
7*w 2824-R.
MERCHANDISE MAN
—to I ‘tai
j furnishing lines. Age 30 to 46 yairS.
a. Unusual opportunity of permanent position *4 Circle. j with advancement In established concern hav-
manent. FAIRBANKS-MORSE ’ELkCTRICAL MFC. 09. 1 YOUNG MAN, geod. strong, for work in pharmaceutical laboratory. 117 N. Capitol
SALESMEN, live side line; something new; nine minutes' time pays you *9; pocket samples prompt commission; state territory cov-h-oV ULIVOOD MFG. 'X)., 1118 Michigan ave..
i.CWci
ago.
iMmm
{ Box 284, New*
CONTRACTOR to flrtjj^Uing ch'iTnTT^d j oW , removing 1X1 was, Mahoning rlv*i;. about i Answer with full Dart
ren. O.
iber 25. BOARD OF -TRADE. War-
ren. tv -
CREW man teira and heus* to-houae canvasser# for advance premium proposition good salary to right parties. Address Box 6
News. ^\ •
position;
DRUGGIST, registered; permanent good salary. Addreas Bex 351, News,
YOUNG MAN WITH MACHINE SHOP EXPERIENCE TO CHECK TOOLS.
SUPT., 1401 NEWMAN ST.
YOUNG MAN, able to handle rorrespondence; referencss required. Address Box SSI. New*.
mechanical tfrefreman wanted bv a iarg« 300 CAR repairers wanted.
American Car and Foundry Co., 1505 Kentucky Ave.
iraoufaeturlns company; designer* with experterv* Ir the des.cn of electrical apparatus, particularly switchboards, ctrevit breaker* and control sir*ranis Address Box 43. News
NIGHT WATCHMAN and
erences, age and Box 361. News.
salary
janitor; give refwanted. Address
AT7TOMOBILE machinists, helpers, apprentices, office help, washers, chauffeurs, apply by letter. Address Bex 139, News.
SALESMEN WANTED. We have sin opening In our sales departmenf for a young man willing to work on a com-
mission contract,
JOHN S. SPANN & CO
EASY side Une seller. *1; needed by every retailer every line: light sample: 50 per cent, profit- don’t miss it. LOGAN PRINTING
HOUSE, irvlng Park. Chicago.
HUSTLERS make real money with our line;
300 per rent, profit: samples; exclusive ter-
ritor,. CONVEX SIGNS, 162 N. Dearborn, Chicago A NECESSITY for merchants; large demand;
liberal commission; pocket samples. WIRTH SALUKI OOK CO . Dept. 15. Chicago.
834 *' <troe bldg., Chicago. _
BIG SALES; auxiliary bearings for For! rear axle: removes all weight from shafts; installed without machine work. AUXILIARY BEARING WORKS, 327 S. LaSalle st.. Chtcago. MAKE 500 per cent, profit selling our auto monograms and Initials, window sign letters, changeable signs and show cards; 1,000 varieties: enormous demand. SULLIVAN CO., 1121 Van Huron st.. Chicago. 111. AGENTS to advertise our gooda by distributing free samples to consumer; 90 cents an hour. Write for full particular*. FAVOR! COMPANY. 2346 Rex st., Dayton, O. OPPORTUNITY for men or women solicitors; 100 per cent, profit, used In office# and homes. Cali Sunday morning. 863 Middle drive, Wood-
ruff Place. ^,
SELL GLOS6INE hair straightsner to colored people. Biggest seller on the market Great repeater. Big profits Department 6, AMBRICAN SUPPLY HOUSE. Covington, Ky. 500 PER CENT, profit; free (samples: gold sign letter* for store and office windows; anv one can pat on. METALLIC LETTER CO., 435 N. ("lark. Chicago. AGENTS WANTED to handle houaehold article; a great repeat order getter; almost every housewife will buy. J. C. ANDERSON CO..‘ 1422 E-_Nlnetr-fourth st.. Cleveland. O. DO NOT DELAY send today for free sample and large catalogue of quick sailing articles. J. W. TAYLOR. 1533 Fine st.. St. Louis. Mo. AGENTS and auto owners; the best "spark gaps" on earth. Address ROY fmOP, Box 131. Ortier, S P
EVERY HOME ON FARM. IN SMALL TOWN or suburb needs and will buy the wonderful Aladdin kesosene (coal oil) mantel lamp; five times as bright as electric; tested and recommended by government and thirty-four leading universities; awarded gold medal; one far'mer cleared over *500 in six weeks; hundreds with rigs or autos earning 9100 to *300 per month; no capital required; we furnish goods on time to reliable men; write quick for sample lamp for free trial distributer's proposition and secure appointment in exclusive territory. Mantel Lamp Co.. 796 Aladdin bldg., Chicago.
BIG QUICK SELLERS; 24x28 gold framed art and religious pictures; 13c celebrated negro pictures, Booker Washington, etc.; merchants* ready made and changeable signs; 1916 sensation. PEOPLE’S PORTRAIT, Dept. 414, Chicago.
INSYDE TIRES, inner armor for automobile tires; double mileage and prevent punctures and blowouts; quickly applied; coat little; demand tremendous; profits unlimited; details free. AMERICAN ACCESSORIES CO!. Dept. 31, Cincinnati, O.
*550 CLEAR in ninety days or less; congenial work in your own community; man or woman; no capital required; spare time may be used. INTERNATIONAL PRESS, Philadelphia.
MAKE *30 to *60 a week selling our aluminum utensil cleaner; every housewife will buy; 400 other fast sellers; answer quick. Dlv. 826, AMERICAN ALUMINUM MFG. CO.. Lemont. Ill
MANUFACTURER want# representative to sell household articles in homes; *60 monthly. permanent income. Write for free samples and full particulars. AMERICAN PHARMACAL CQ., Evansville. Ind.
TO SELL our gasoline economizer for automobiles; saves gasoline, fits any machine, easy to sell; agents’ profits large; sold on guarantee. J. P. HEAP & CO., 1602 H st., Washington. D. C. ■
SNAPPIEST seller out today, don't hesitate; grab now. big profits, tine field, repeats; particulars free. HAMLET AGENCY. Marion, III.
FEMALE HELP WANTED. ATTENTION! Hare you a few leisure hours? Women of ability and refinement can find employment with congenial surrounding*. Hours 11 to 5:30. Apply general superintendent. THE NEW YORK STOAE.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer. 957 N. Meridian.
BODY 1RONER. sleeve Ironer, collar starcher and garment press operator. GRAND LAUNDRY, 109 W. Tenth.
COMPETENT white girl for cooking and downstairs work: no laundry; *7 per week. Apply at once. 892 Middle drive. Woodruff.
COLORED WOMEN and girls for general housework, laundresses and nurses. 432 W. | North.
COOK and general housework; white; none but experienced need to apply; no laundry; 'our In family. *6. 1536 Broadway.
COOK. 224 N. Illinois.
COLORED, neat, for Plaza hotel; *3 week, room and board.
CASHIER, EXPERIENCED, CAPABLE OF MAKING DAILY REPORTS. APPLY FLOYD E. PAYNE CO., 144 NORTH ILLINOIS.
COOK, reliable woman; good wages. 736 West drive. Woodruff Place Woodruff 1663.
CHOCOLATE DIPPERS, experienced. WAIJC-ER-WYaONG CANDY CO.. 23 E. Maryland
DISHWASHER, white or colored, at JUNE’S, 109 S. llllnots st.. at once. ,
DRY GOODS SALESLADY, capable. 2344 Station st.
DINING ROOM girl, white. CITY HOSPITAL
EXCELLENT opportunity for capable, thoroughly experienced stenographer, on# having ample office experience and who can take either dictaphone or shorthand desired; must be able to quickly adapt herself to the business; state age. experience, references and salary expected in first letter. Address Box 318. News.
EXPERIENCED laundress for Monday and Tuesday. 1829 N. Delaware.
EMBROIDERERS, experienced. Dressmaking department, sixth floor. L. S. AYRES & CO.
EXPERIENCED white cook; small family. North 4001.
EXPERIENCED white girl for cooking and housework; no washing; comfortable room; high wagsfe. Washington 866
FUR LINERS and finishers, experienced. 336 Massachusetts.
FIRST COOK, white, references required with answer; must be experienced and capable of handling 500 per day; also second coqk and dishwasher; new cafeteria Just openlrg. Address Box 871, News.
GIRL, competent white, for cooking and general housework. Old phone Waahlngton 2139.
GIRLS—VAN CAMP’S PACKING CO., KENTUCKY AVE. AND RIVER.
GIRL: to assist general housework. Waahlngton 2061.
GIRLS, experienced and to learn hair work48 ■. Washington.
OIRL. white for general housework; no washing; small family, good wage*. 1919 N. Netw Jersey.
GIRL competent for general housework; small •’xmlly; no children; exceptional place for proper rarty. 4460 Park ave.
GIRL white, for general housework in family of three. Apply 1836 N. Pennsylvania.
GIRL competent, white, for general housework; small family; good wages; no washing. Phone Circle 1189. 222 E. Fifteenth st.
GIRL, experienced, for general housework; must stay at house: three in family; wages r. 8598 N. Pennsylvania st.
GIRL experienced; general housework; three in family. North 8869.
GIRLS, three, to work In confectionery and restaurant, good wages and board; apply, Irvington cafe. 6442 E Washington.
GIRL for general housework, no l&ondry. 1829 N. Delaware. New 1857.
GIRL to sssist with general housework; *maJl family 2217 N. Meridian.
GIRL, NEAT, INTELLIGENT, WHITE, EXPERIENCED; TO CARE FOR BABY. CALL 6818. 1828 N. ILLINOIS.
GIRL or woman for general houMwnrk: white or colored; no washing. 1104 Oliver are.
1714 Talbott ave. GIRL, white; general housework; references. New phone 7596.
GIRLS
over sixteen years of age; permanent employment; fair wages. DIAMOND CHAIN & MFG. CO. 241 W. Georgia Street. GIRIyS, experienced In sli departments; »U> Kiris to learn. AMERICAN STAR LAUNDRY. 427 Madison.
GIRL, with typist experience for circular l*tter work. MULTIPLE PRESS. Majestic bldg GIRL for general housework; white. 846
Fletcher. Prospect 1872.
GIRL, white, reliable; general housework; small family of adults. 676 West drive.
Woodruff Place.
GIRL, white for general heuseworkj referencea required. Washington 1589. , - GIRL for second work and care for children; good home. 2918 N. Illinois. GIRL to assist with housework and sewing. 1017 College. . 1 ,./ GIRL, German or Swedlah, for genera) housework; muet be experienced cook; three tq family; good wages; private room and bath. Call Old phone Washington 1728, New Park 134.
GIRLS for sleeve press, cuff press, sleeve
machine; also girls for other departments. ROYAL LAUNDRY. 801 N. Illinois.
GIRL, white, for general housework; small family; no laundry. Washington 1728. GENERAL housework girl in apartment, experienced; references required. Apply 131* N. NSW Jereey st. GIRLS-GLOVEMAKERS MAKE THE BEST WAGES MADE ON POWER MA CHINES. WE WANT 10 MORE GLOVEMAKERS; ALSO TEN GIRLS TO LEARN OLOVEMAK1NG. INDIANAPOLIS GLOVE CO , INDIANAPOLIS, IND, _ OIRL or woman, strong, reliable, white; two in family; good home. Phone Washington 18 C GOOD opportunity; woman over thirty, fair education and abtltty to fill position of trusi. wholesale house; no canvassing or clerical work. Address Box 321, News. GIRL for general housework; must go homo nights. 2303 N. Pennsylvania. GIRL. OVERALL I^AUN'DRY. Woodruff 294 GIRL, general housework; no laundry; good home. 2115 N. New Jersey.
GIRLS AND WOMEN. TAKE MINNESOTA ST. CAR. THE COLUMBIA CONSERVE CO.. CHURCHMAN AVE. AND BELT R. R.
HOTEL HELP Waitresses, kitchen helpers, etc. Respectaol* young white women for hotels In th* west FRED HARVEY _ I* th *<• and Wentworth ave.. Chicago HI
H. P. WASSON & CO.
have openings in the
Glove Department Corset Department
and Jewelry
for experienced saleswomen. To qualify
st have
for these position* applicants mutt have
tiling ability and a thorough
dll
energ
>rgy,
know led;
ge of merchandise. Apply at once.
HELP, experienced and Inexperienced, for laundry work. bANITARY LAUNDRY CO., 2441 Central.
H. P. WASSON & CO.
have opening* for experienced saleswomen in the ready-to-wear and millinery departments. to work from H s. m. to 6 p. m and extra days. Apply at once.
KITCHEN WOMAN, ENGLISH HOTEL
experienced. Apply
KITCHEN h-dp M6 Maaeaehueert* are. BLACKER CHILI PARLOR. V j J * , LAUNDRESS, white’woman, muet be axperlenced four to five daya* work each week, steady employment. Address Box 3-V> New* LADY to answer phon**~and do general of"flee work. 36 S. Meridian. LADY representative* wanted everywhere; MB to 886 weekly; whole or part time, taking order* for well-advertised "Knlttop and "Carieton" made-to-measure silk petticoats. Factory to wearer direct. Exgerteiwe unnecessary We a how you how. KPLLMAN & Co. i Established- 1888). 237 8. Market. Chicago. MAN and wife, reliable, colored, stay tnpiace; man must know plain cooking. Call Woodruff 33*4.
AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity open for high grade men to sell absolute necessity to fuel users. Investigate. sUMFUHX CO, 12 E. Ohio.
DO NOT DELAY: send today for free sample and large catalogue of quick selling articles. L. C. THORfiTAD. Box U23, Fargo, N. D.
Vjrf,jnMU% **«. saare* - re .we*.gw* ^ w-.-v ^ ^ ^ GTRI~whlte. to do housework; good home for right party; no washing; reference North GIRlZ experienced white, for cooking and! downstair* work; no lanndry; good wages 3411 N. Pennsylvania. GIRL, competent white, for general housework; small family; no children. Phone Washington KM.
MAKERS AND APPRENTICES. GOOD CHANCE TO LEARN EVERYTHING. LUDWIG ECONOMY MILLINERY, 314 E. WASHINGTON. MTTvnT.K-AOED WOMAN, white or colored.' to do washing for family of two Monday or Tuesday each week. Inquire No. 904 N. Rural st. MACHINE operators for shirt troolng depart - ment. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. 426 B. Mar-
hot.
MANGLE GIRLII. steady, experienced only; good wages. 716 K. Michigan. MAID for general housework In family of three. Circle 2586 NURSE MAID; white; young girl preferr-!.
3655 N. Meridian, Apartment 2,
OFFICE GIRL in exchange for course In s<*»
nography.
Call Main
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