Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1944 — Page 16

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Walter, weekly. Qommission.

BANK CLERK

Young woman for clerical work.

HELP WANTED—FEMALE $| HELP WANTED-FEMALE 9|HELP WANTED-MALE-FEM. Ambitious Mother Fina 2s on :

A h

You will like your work

He will tell you that “Lilly's is a fine

Ask Your Friend Who Works at Lilly's

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES nee WANTED ALE TEN. 10

Sener ing oar hii rere Trained: ri ERE BU. thos HO!

te bath.

ie age 1p years

HELP WANTED—MALE

HELPERS

. Michael, ‘Wichita, She aturday. FlanMortuary Tuesday, ds invited. Burial

anna Alice, 741 8. Noble

illness. There are

Adding machine experience helpful but not essential. Apply to Mr. Keogh.

American Natl.

Bank

here. Clean, quiet surroundings.

8-Hour

day; -8:30 to

5:30. We have our own cafeteria where you receive food at cost. Proven job security

for 45 years.

place to work!"~-A clean plant, good food, pleasant associates, and an important job. in peace or war time, the manufacturing of medical products.

45 N. Penn.

Ell Lilly and Company

* BOOKKEEPER *

* LANE BRYANT, Inc.

752 E. MARKET ST.

a brief no eall 2928 Shelby st. ning. Funeral Church Wednesday, Burial Bt. Joseph's invited,

copy. CUMMINS—Will, of 12 entered into rest

. My

REEY—Helen Milla pORSS M. Dorsey, @& H. Millar, sister oT. Millar, passed a

tuary Wednesday, 4 eall at mortuary. MELL—Louiss, hamell. mother of ville, Ind.: Mrs. Bureyl Metcalf. Mrs. Clarence Duhamell,

land. children.

hon of service. Bu

sister of Miss sville, Md.; altimore, Md.; Mrs. of Hagerstown, Md. man of Waxachie, Eshelman of Colum

Md, passed away Tuesday at 10 a. Nazarene church, Ki Burs! at Vevay, Ind at residence, 1406 Tuesday noon.

SERRON—Elbert W.,

3%. husband of ather of Elbert Mac

Peace Chapel. Fri

bus, Ind.

Funeral Home, 1508 invited. may call any time. INGHANS — Arthur, Mrs. Ruby Lance 8 Duckett, passed aw Puneral Tuesday, 3

Speckman, 5225 morning.

m. Friends ning on.

t. Services

Crematory. LOVELL — Lawrence

Services

Chapel until noon sway Saturdsy.

« time. PO

Green Ind.

Mrs.

{Terre Haute papers

W. Moore Peace Chapel. welcome. Burial Washington Park.

18. Services Flanner

DURA! Sunday, age 50 years, wi

GOLAY—Rev, Margaret r., {fe of Albert Dr Lillis Eshelman, Mau-

Mrs.

m.,

Burial New Crown,

Fome, 1938 Boulevard pl

Sa acgepile Hoy, mother of Mrs. H. L. passed away Services Flanner &

Central, Sunday Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday,

invited. Burial Crown Hill Priends may call from Monday eve-

Flanner

away Saturday night at the After

immediate survivors. Friends may at the Blasengym Funeral Home, any time Tuesday eveservices at St. Patrick's April 1

19, at 8 a. m. Friends please

cemetery.

18 Bellefontaine st. Saturday, age 71

husband of Edith M. Cummings,

Ek of Mrs. Esther Spier, Mrs. Dororar and Ellsworth M. Cummings,

rtle Kennedy, Mrs.

Friends are

r, beloved wife of aughter of Samuel

of Robert D. and Jack

way Sunday, April & Buchanan Morp. m. Priends may Burial Crown Hill, entered into rest fe 6! Eber Du-

Thural of Moores-

Dorothy Schrader, Mrs,

Irene Drake, Cleo, all of Indianapolis,

and Pfc, Harold Duhameil, stationed in Also survived by 13 Service Wednesday, . at Calvary Tabernacle, Friends e Peace Chapel until

grand10:30 a. Cedar and may call at

rial Memorial Park, age 60 years, R. Golay and

John Martin of Raymond Madden

william FP. Eshel- |

Tex: Charles A bus, 8. C.; Ira

and Harry Eshelman ‘of Mauganville,

Monday. Funeral from West Side ng ave. and 11th st. Priends may call

Sheron ave, after

Shirley Service.

948 N, DeQuiney

st., entered into rest Saturday, age 37

Besta Mae Herron, k Herron of Indian-

son of Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Herron

OF Bisavethtown, Ind. » Ab

Services TuesHarry W. Moore ends are welcome.

Burial! Garland Brook cemetery, Colum-

BOWARD-Pfe. John L., 44 years; beloved son of Preston and Grace Howard, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Tuesday 10 a. m, at the

G. H. Herrmann Friends Friends

8. East st.

60 years, beloved

husband of Bertha Junghans, father of

nd Mrs. Clara Bell ay Saturday p. m. p. m, at the G. H.

Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S. East

gt. JPriends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call after 3 p. m. Monday.

LEE—Herbert, beloved husband of Lula Lee and father of Laura Spencer, pas y. Puneral Wednesday, at John A. Patton Funeral Friends in-

10 a.

LIEBER—Richard, passed away Saturday nigh & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, 4 p. m. Friends invited. Cremation Flanner & Buchanan

(John)

Tuesday.

PERKINS—David Edward, beloved son of Herschel and Catherine Perkins, Services Tuesday at 2 m. from the Beanblossom Mortuary. pe al Washington Priends may call st the mortuary any

Park

WELL—Luls, beloved mother of Margaret McGruder, Karl Giltner and Machinist Mate 1st class Harold Giltner; grandmother of Xarlene Giitner and sister of Mary Horn, Martha Johnson and Ebbie, Garfield and Harry Morgan, passed away Sunday morning at residence of daughter, 5229 E. Ninth st. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p. Bros.' Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washington st. Burial Greenwood cemetery, Friends may call sat ehapel any time after 4 p. m. Monday. SETMOUR--Larl, 939 Lexington ave. Grace Seymour, Saturday. Services Tuesday, 10 a. m. at

sed

of 408 E Beachir st., entered into rest Sunday, e 40 years, husband of Ethel Pearl Lovell, father of John and Christine Lovell, brother of Mrs. Grace McGinley, Alice, Carroll, Chester and George Lovell. Tuesday, 2 p. m,, Walnut Street Baptist church, ‘Lebanon, Ind. Friends may call at Harry W. Moore Peace {Sheridan and Lebanon '(Ind.) papers please copy.)

passed

cemetery.

m.; Shirley

son passed away

BUS GIRLS—COLORED

Apply

CASE CLOTHES

215 N. Senate

APPLY § A. M.-NOON SEE MRS. GRIBBLE HOTEL WARREN CLERICAL

Some typing; general office. Denison Service, MA-2585, .

CLERICAL

w qQ

{

Typing experience preferred Good op- | portunity. Armour & Co 2 W. Ray st. to SON in laundry.

Colored *™ Communication Carriers

COUPLE

laundry, couple that is sober and clean; $25 per reek and living quarters furnished. uire 2310 N. Meridian.

"DISHWASHER—NIGHTS

GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N, MERIDIAN

EGG BREAKERS

708 E. Michigan

18-55; all inside work. In our operating room, Experience unnecessary.

Western Union Apply 716 Guaranty Bldg. Man and wife to keep house and furniture store clean; no no cooking. Would prefer =

In-

DIET MAIDS

Room, board, salary, laundry. Sunnyside Sanatorium, CH-7676.

WHITE—1357 8. Meridian.

~ DISHWASHERS—COL.

DO YOU KNOW

A single telephone call requires workers at many types of jobs? You may be qualified for one of them.

Employment Office—Women 240 N. Meridian

Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

Day Bhift Essential Industry

PANTRY GIRLS SEE

Pleasant working conditions.

20-25: single; 39-hour week; good working c8nditions; Life Insurance Company of N 607 Electric Bldg.

PRACTICAL NURSE

BO ER

Full charge set of Books for wholesale sugar house;

MR. MURPHY HOTEL HARRISON

‘PRESS OPERATOR

No experience necessary. Good starting pay.

% Comptometer Operators % Stenographers % Production Men * Timekeepers % Shipping Clerks % Checkers

International Harvester Co.

TAKE MINNESOTA TROL~ LEY TO McCARTY 8ST.

salary $35 week, 44 hour

ek, Call FR-1144 for shintmont.

5565 Brookville Road

Sterling Laundry

735 Lexington STENOGRAPHER

Experienced; permanent position; age

Mutual

apply in person. ew York,

Power Sewing Machine Operators

Lingerie Department Experienced or Will Train

that is important now . . which will keep right on being nd after the emergency is over,

COUPLE

Union Title Bldg.

We urgently need dependable men and women in the production of materials and

moving:

Living 24

for suburban place. and salary, MA-7876.

- GET ON AN IMPORTANT JOB!

uipment to keep U. 8, transportation

% Men to mold rubber tire repair materials. % Stock boys for production dept. + Women for production dept. Here's an opportunity to get jue work a job

in a progressive, st-growing organization. For further information call at our employment office between 8:30 a. m. -and 12 noon.

Bowes “Seal Fast” Corp. 2168 N. Pine St.

‘REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS

634 N. Noble St. " x for day work

(6 days). TA-

3097, 2210 N. Meridian.

SALESPEOPLE

Drapery Department Experience Necessary Salary and Commission

FOUNTAINEERS

NEEDED Apply at office DEPENDABLE

’ FOORY "ie Rs

CALIFORNIA & MARKET STS.

Employment Office, 7th Floor

The Wm. H. Block Co.

333 W. 18th

EXPERIENCED stenographer wanted by traffic department of Citizens Gas & Coke Utility; an essential industry in war as well as in peace. Call Mr. Doebber, MA-4421,

* FLAT WORK % IRONER GIRLS

No Experience Necessary Close Downtown Apply Mr. Hocker

PROGRESS LAUNDRY

430 E. Market

GENERAL OFFICE WORK

MA-3569

GIRL TO LEARN

FASHION CLEANERS, 1901 CENTRAL.

GIR To sort and check diapers.

DY-PER SERVICE 814 DORMAN

Girls for Light Factory Work

Sales People

Fine Jewelry and Silverware Full time employment. Salary and commission. Apply Employment . Office, Tth Floor.

The Wm. H. Block Co. SILK FINISHERS

Experienced or Girls Willing to Learn

VICTORY CLEANERS CO.

2706 E. Michigan

Stable Employment for Women High type jobs available as trolley and

MEN and WOMEN For Packing and Shipping Dept.

ROLLING, WELDING DEPTS.

Arr Ta Op Tet TRE

No Experience Necessary. Time and Half for Over 40 Hours.

STARK-WETZEL & CO. 725 Gardner Lane

OPENINGS

Immediate Openings in PRODUCTION, PACKING,

Availability Cert, Required No Experience Necessary

Aviation Division

141 E. MARKET

OR U. 8. EMPLOYMENT, 148 E. MARKET

Your, Chance at a

PERMANENT

which will not be an after-the-war casually OPTICAL MANUFACTURER Warts Men and Women rind and polish lenses

To manage shoe stores in principal

SHOE SALESPERSON

Man or Woman EXPERIENCED

Indiana towns.

1) Moxex i) LOAN

fe —

Openings available now. Apply Mr. C. A. Pike, district manager.

Apply Wednesday or Friday even

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 19 W. South St.

We Urgently Need

Merit Shoe Co. 332 W. Washington St.

* PICK-UP MEN For part time work 3 i 4 evenin weekly. Will not interfere with day wor

WANTED!

Unskilled Men and Women

UNITED STATES RUBBER

Interviewing Hours 8 A, M. to 5 P. M. Monday Through Saturday

DO NOT APPLY IF ALREADY ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL WORK

‘Men and Women

MACHINE | shop "ond FO, one Good Pay—48-Hour Week Bring Birth Certificate and Availability Papers Apply Employment Office

International Harvester Co.

5565 Brookville Road

COUNTER MAN OR GIRL WHITE 377 8. Illinois St. HELP WANTED—MALE 1

A-1 AUTO MECHANIC; modern shop; excellent working conditions; top wages and bonus. Wiles-Johnson Motors, Chryler-Plymouth dealer, 3815 College.

AMBULANCE driver. Neat, reliable. Must know city. 1101 N. Pennsylvania.

ATTENDANTS

SITE OIL CO. 1111 W. Washington St.

Awning Hangers and Helpers 5-Day week, time and 2 for overtime. THORP AWNING SHOPS 2407 College.

Assistant Shipping Clerk

Good Opportunity for Right Person.

RI. 1321 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.

National Hosiery Mills

loans under

: 30. Wien 3% loans avr $500 needed In steel fabricating ’ 1 MONTHLY + (when paid according to schedule essen CASH |" jnide interest PHONE FOR A LOAN—Anytime—Day or Night - : plant doing highly tial LOAN a na o Call MA 4455 now=-your application can be war work. taken over the. phone + Then come to Morris Ask for Mr. Huxman. $26 Pian this afternoon or tomorrow for your money. oy 3 S 4 $ 29 4 out of § Loans made Without Endorsers d 5517 Borrow on Character or Auto. —Take 6 weeks to _ HUGH J. BAKER & CO. pola] mie a sane ary oats comaed “+1 on W. Mecurty 56. | [BTL FEI whe you wai =o credit nauinis of tndeor . 400 | 69.94 | 8 Neidlinger, or Miss Georgeff. = FREE PARKING 500 86.52 | 4498 across street in parking lot. Te y ion TE TY el b TGood p nd [1000 3.04 9 co y club. ay ani meals. TA-3348, Payments include life insurance that Is LL a, 3 : r et R Morris o fan Colored; s monthly on goed pay. Ree hits. "Sion® gatnk Arma | "ony on larger loom. : 4

APPLY MR. COOGAN WARREN HOTEL.

JANIT

See Thompson. 0) N. Illinois

JANITORS y am, $300, X* Personnel = Offic Xx ¥ A louss until the or 5 181 oa on monthly M ra INDIANA UNIVE ERSITL, MEDICAL CENTER Ww repayment schedule, Commonwealth or Shady take care = your needs. A RI-181 4 v unpaia” bala Yala 3 jv. on balances of $150 or less Y“a% 3a ina part of the % R 1 v $150, “While you wait” ng 14% phone | Steady employment. Apply freight ele- |W “Loan vator, Chamber of Commerce Building, v va after 4:30 p. m. : “ . wv SOMPAR JANITOR WANTED TMMEDIATELY | o 208 ODD FELLOW BLDG. Wash. and Fenn. mA v, 4 pea 1431

KINGAN & CO,, ING.

HELP WANTED-—-MALE

An Industry Engaged In Essential War Work

needs your help to prepare meat for our armed forces,

Modern equipment, ,good wages, time and half for over 40 hours.

No experience necessary.

Apply. Ja Person—Employment Office, 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Dally.

KITCHEN HELPERS

Room, board, salary, Lo Sunnyside Sanatorium, CI CH-767

LABORERS wanted: white or colored; for work on coke ovens; essential industry; 3c an hour; 6 eight-hour ye per week; floaters need not apply. Come in person to Gas Plant at Langsdale and Northwestern ave.

LABORERS or non-union hod Saran. Cail after 6 p. m. at 7:00 to 7:3 IR-6582. for the Museum

Maintenance Man 3... “ohn Herron Art Institute, 16th & Pennsylvania. One who can Maintenance Man 0, “7%, old property; general painting, cleaning vard, cleaning, etc.; $25 per wk. Inquire 2310 N. Meridian.

MAN FOR STORE WORK in wholesale flower shop; 5% day week: Wednesday afternoon off; steady position. ndiana Flower Growers, 309 N., Capitol. OMAN over 50 to work in ; some selling; one who Is willing to clean and stock merchandise and genera iy make themself useful and _ pleasant; $15 per week. 627 N. East st.

“MAN — PERMANENT POSITION

L 25-38, to operate doughnut machine and do odd’ jobs. salary with frequent increases. Mayflower Doughnut Corp, 561 N. Capitol.

MAN

for extractor in laundry. 708 E. Michigan. to service phonographs and pin

games; steady Suplgyment: good wages; experience. preferred 8 mechanically and electrical ability, RI-5571.

Tp MAN POR MILK PLANT WORK =

BELL . BOYS

Colored; experience not Spink Arms Hotel

BOYS TO PARK CARS

See Bradley, Denison Service, Ohio & Penn.

BOY * *

hour week. Permanent now and the war, Call Mr, Ray, LI-5403,

necessary.

Here is your opportunity for a clean, pleasant job in modern stock room; 40after

Experience unnecessary. good pay. good hours, daytime work, 6-day wee " permanent jobs. Opportunity for advancement. {potas must be draft SAUDE or over 37 years of age. Phone MA-2519. MARRIED farm hand; no asiry; $60 mo., house, garden, ete. TA-012

ee Mears All or Part Time

Guaran teo— Comm 1ssion—Peterson 30th & Central Sales Co. TA-4501 MECHANICALLY inclined, husky, white, for warehouse work and to learn to operate simple paper machines. These machines operate at full capacty war or peacetime. Convenient location and hours. See Superintendent, CAPITOL PAPER CO. 227 W. South st.

Carpenters, Painters & Roofers

HUBER CONTRACTING CO. 2050 Northwestern Ave.

C. Wilson “Chapel of the : ” - Essential and permanent. 5 day week. bus operators. Permanent and reliable Chima 1x0 Prospect i Pinas in Convenient location. Capitol Paper |Work. Join an Industry essential in war call a the “Chapel of the Chimes.” Co., 227 W. South St. and peace. Good pay. Paid while learn- : ing. Vacations provided Awards for

SIMS—Austin O., 4152 N. Capitol ave, husband of Sue S. Sims and brother of Mrs. Mollie McCammack, Greencastle; Mrs. Emma Ammerman, Bolivar, Mo, and Jesse Bims of Terre Haute, passed away Sunday evening. Services at the Rana & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 4:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial in Clown Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary, STOUT—Charles E., 5632 College, husband of Nellle May, father of Mrs. Thelma Rodgers, stepfather of Carleton Viar, U. 8. navy, Jean Viar and Pfc.” Ray Viar, U. 8. marines, San Diego, Cal. grandiather of Cpl. Charles D. Rodgers, . 8. air forces, Sarasota, Fla, and Laurabelle Rodgers: brother of Mrs, Mabel Cradick, Indianapolis, and Mrs Pearl Phillips, Paimyra, Wis, passed away Sunday a. m., Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Wednesday. Hour ter, Friends invited. Interment Memorial Park. Priends may call at mortuary. {Lynchburg (Va.) papers please copy.) TERRY-Lillian M., of 908 N. Rural st, entered into rest Saturday, age 56 years, mother of Vincent A, Paul E, Virginia L. and Pvt. Virgil L. Terry, daughter of Mrs. Louisa P. Burk, sister of Mrs. Charles W. Baliman and Ernest J. Burk. Services Wednesday, 1.30 p. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Friends are welcome, Burial Crown Hill THROM Katherine A, 8] vears, 615 E Minnesota st, beloved mother of Edward L. Throm, passed away Saturday. Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. at t H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 8. Bast st. Priends invited. ~ Burial Crown , Hill. Friends home. VANDIVER—Mollie, age 83, beloved sister of Anns Fox and aunt of Mabel Fox, Marguerite Dukes, Jessie Griffith, Eileen Simpson, Rolile nd Russell Carey,

to NO PREV 100s EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

accomplishment. Apply Room 213, Traction Terminal bldg.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

he G.!in

may call at the funeral’

STEADY EMPLOYMENT LEARN TO OPERATE MACHINES, CLEAN, EASY WORK, WITH TIME AND ONE-HALF FOR-OVERTIME, BASED on 5-DAY, 40-HOUR WEEK.

CENTRAL STATES ENVELOPE CO.

{6 S. Sherman Drive

GIRL x

To work on handbags in repair shop Must be capable of using sewing machine.

E. J. Gausepohl Co.

% 5! Monument Circle + HOTEL MAIDS

| Neat, steady women; pleasant surround. 81.

See Mrs. Sloat, Spink Arms Hotel. Hotel Maids Expe Pocicired.

HOTEL LINCOLN

HOUSEKEEPER—2 Children, ne laundry, privaté’ room, ample time off. CH-6057-W,, evenings.

HOUSEWORK, part-time

or occasional;

Wilma Campbell and Iza Neimer, passed | Away Saturday morn! ng. pone Shirley Bros.’ 1lrving Hill C day, 1:30 p. m. Friends <n Crown HIilL chapel.

CARDS OF THANKS

WILSO! sincerely thank our relativees, and neighbors for their nesses, expressions of beautiful floral tributes;

oa Bur al

for the Ren-

erous help rendered during the illness of ‘our beloved mother | and grandmother, Rachel E.; expecially |

and passing ou

do we thank the employees of Mallory’s Plant 2, Sightless Independent Pleasure club, Chain, 8t. Paul M. E. chu rch: Nugent for words of. conso

the Rev,

lation

kind Jah ices.

A. WILSON AND DACOHTER ELLER.

HERALDINE, EMMA 8 AND LUCY MOULTON

Priends may call at the

N—We are deeply appreciative and {friends many kindsympathy and]

Pri fends. | Diamond

the! singers, and Shiriey Brothers for "their

Face of Lim old baby, Ripple, -3249

INEXPERIENCED WOMEN

{ Will Train for Knitter Operators Transferring Experience Helpful

National Hosiery Mills

RI-1321—8 A. M. to § P. M.

Vicinity Broad

LOST & FOUND

BLACK and white dog, long fur, Vicinity GA-5741.

weight 10 1bs,, | Blond harness with no rings. | Reward.

BLACK dog, small stripe around neck,

Reward. Call LI-8277,

1747 8. Randolph.

named Dickey. WA-3T17.

q |

KITCHEN HELP | STEAM TABLE GIRLS BUS GIRLS

| COLORED, EATON'S, 642 E. 38TH.

MAIDS—WHITE

IO8T-—Part chow and collie, ale; year

old. Answers to ‘Vic." GA-460

FOUND — Small brown ma male ¢ TF

Name “Max.” Reward. BR-9838

and tan kD Senile ‘hound. Dragatd. LI-3836.

ing lead chain. os

wz SHORTAGE of REPRIGERATION REnow indicates great oppor. oy HEN those trained in.this essen tis! work. Need for installation and; ge- t

men is already urgent. Experi

Hable men

FRere Shepherd, gray and white.

-—YOU Can train now, whe out conflict with your present job. Rewith MECHANICAL ABILITY Ly consideration, Write giving address NOW for complete: ‘9% Times.

phe building work. Hours - 5:30-11 m. ir. Luther, 710 Kahn Building.

'MAIDS—WHITE

elevator after 4:30 p. m,

MAIDS

APPL WARREN HOTEL

£m

pleasarit; $15 per wk P.B:X. Apply Personnel Office

Vou REE sd in TIMES

If wanting steady employment see

for cleaning work at night in Chamber of Commerce Building. Apply freight

| MAN"UB WOMAN over 50 to work in store, some selling, one who * 18 . willing. to clean. and -stock merchandise and generally make jhemseit a and

apartment “for cent” Su as If

v Stenographer

% Typist v% Comptometer Operator

Essential manufacturing industry with excellent post-war prospects needs a stenographer, typist and comptometer operator. Experience preferred, but will train industrious and intelligent junior. Gond wages; 44-hour week. Excellent working conditions.

Apply Employment Dept.

INLAND CONTAINER CORP.

%00 West Morris Street TYPIST—P.B.X. OPERATOR Steady—Not a War Job Beginners Considered State Salary Expected Address Times, Box 221 TYPIST

PERMANENT POSITION WITH A TURE. 40 HOUR, 5 DAY WEEK. APPLY INTERSTATE AGENCY, UNDERWRITERS BUILDING.

Typist—File Clerk

Part-Time Receptionist.

411

Interview by Appointment Only. MA-6321

MOULDINGS, INC.

741 E. Market

WAITRESSES

Day or Night Top Wages

WHEELER'S

139 N. Pennsylvania St. WAITRESS—6 DAYS

1357 8. MERIDIAN

WAITRESS

$25 Weekly. 3915 E. 10th. IR-0971, Waitress—6 Nights.

1357 8. MERIDIAN WAITRESS Day work. ® Good pay. HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM.

“Hi Spot.” 411 8. Illinois,

Working Conditions Pleasant Positions Permanent 5-Day Week Can Use Part-Time Help y for % Days \

? of RAL ve Bot VEE

ttle as 23¢ and

CLERICAL HELP

Convenient Location—Good Pay—Bonuses Excellent opperiuniiy for Older People and Veterans of World War IL. Applications accepted i dg Tyre not’ employed n an essential industry or activity.

CONTINENTAL OPTICAL COMPANY

oo North Capitol Avenue

PRODUCTION JOBS

Interviews 8 A. M. to 5 PP. M. Saturdays 8 A. M. to 3 P. M.

Apply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION

700 WEST MORRIS STREET

RAILROAD WORK IS WAR WORK!

Openings for skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled workers. . Steady work Tmmiedisis “employment

U.S. Railroad Retirement Board

15 East Maryland Street

SALESPEOPLE

Women’s Shoe Department Experience Unnecessary

Salary and Commission Full Time

Employment Office, 7th Floor"

The Wm. H, Block Co.

for concrete block Colored Ma

factory work. Apply 712 W, 13th St. COLORED—FOR PAINT DIPPING; NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, INDIANAPOLIS REED CO., 2217 MASS. AVE.

Steady, gd. wages,

COUPL Man and wife to. keep house and furniture store clean; no laundry, no cooking. Would prefer a

couple that is sober and clean; $25 week and living quarters furnished. quire 2310s N. Meridian.

Delivery Assistant

Part time, morning work

Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co.

fa:

Good Opportunity

If Not Employed in Essential War Work Apply Immediately Availability Certificate Required

Engineering Metal Products Corp.

401 8. Harding MA-5433

2901 E. Washington St. on the Carline.

DISHWASHER—WHITE

40 or younger; 7 a. m.-7T p. m.; no Sundays; $30 and meals, Apply in person only. Mdtual Restaurant, 514 N. Delaware.

DRIVERS AND HELPERS

Experienced in moving household goods. Shellhouse Pireproof Warehouse Co., 2455 Central.

DRIVERS for ambulance and funeral

work. 23 McLean Place.

Extractor Man

No experience necessary Good starting pay.

Pleasant working conditions.

Sterling Laundry

735 Lexington

Fl R E Mm AN mechanical experience, Aak

for Mr. Glod, engineer, St. Francis Hospital, Beech Grove. (No phone calls.)

for 125-H. P. boiler; some|.

Have several openings in our steel and mill supply department. If interested in an opportunity for a - permanent position with a good starting salary apply Mr. Miller.

% MEN

We Need

full

with late model cars to deliver telegrams;

or part time. Mr.

estern Union

ana , SEES ENE

HONOR LOANS

$100-%200-5300 Cot an Hour Jun ot 30 16 000 ot Household. No security is needed, no

Coo Tofomid in 12

$100 Honor

inHand Box Nailers | Si=sofhihio =itomes For Immediate Employment vist or Essential Work =r OE Apply A [nS Salhi a Dee poms expempenl 1 » |17 13.46 19 9.24 sos Balke & Krauss Co, | 7 |=&|s5pai isis 4271 W. Market in S| 9% #3115301 1810 2 hosio | mas | 508 | 37k | ma MEN /

Dalton.

% In Bleaching Dept. % Vacation With Pay

Take W. Wash, car to 500 W. then turn > north 3 blocks.

Sleady work. Plenty of overtime. Essential Food Industry. Makers of “E-Z Bake” Flour. Acme-Evans Co., Inc. Blackford and W. Wash, Ave.

MEN WANTED

Citizens Gas & an essential time and just as sential in men. There are yard laborers at

powerhouse fuel men Tie, coke

oven laborers Tle,

men 173¢, coke oven operators 80¢. coal 'tnloaders 80c, maine

tenance helpers

house fitfeman 83¢, coal sampler 83c, and electricians at $1.01

81, an hour,

Apply In Rergons to as

Baker a Prospect

industry in war

ptace-time,

Coke Utility,

busy and ese needs ings for an hour;

sili

Furniture Loans Wen _Owieg and Park for Appraisal

TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES . 328 IMinois Bidg., Cor. IMlinois & Masse ’ B . OP. 0. Zone &) Phooe: RIley 540¢ ———— 809 Merchants Bank AS MACHINE OPERATORS 0 Mucins Bank Butdine ‘ * Essential Work _ (P. 0, Zom 6 Phone: Rlley 14711 Koene Mode 10 Revibonts of Nearby Troe *5 Day Ra nL * 45-Hour Week .

track repair-

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Mr,

Plant, 2950

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Here's your opportunity for ment with Indiana's largest of retail service stations . . , tion with a post-war future,

® No Experience Necessary ® Qood Starting Salary ® Opportunity for Advancement ® No investment Required ® No Lubrication or Tire Repair GIRLS CONSIDERED

GASETERIA

Anderson, Evan iiie Terre Haute, South Bend, Port Wayne and Indianapolis »

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W.J. Holliday & Co.

543 W. McCarty

Man For Warehouse

Good Working Conditions,

a . Apply Employment Office

L. S. Ayres & Co.

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Learn Electrical Furnace Casting

APPLY"

BRIDGEPORT BRASS ORDNANCE PLANT

South Holt Road

Freight House Truckers

Permanent positions, opportunity for advancement. Rate 76¢ per hour, time and half after 8 hours. Can use part-time workers,

Pennsylvania Railroad 139 E. South St. FRY COOK “apne ir & sion.

SALESMEN SALESWOMEN

for the following departments: Jewelry, lamps, boys’ clothing, men's furnishings, corsets, women’s shoes, draperies and Ielerical. Lubrication Man

SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO |

GENERAL HELPER

for Dry Cleaning Plant

VICTORY CLEANERS CO.

2706 E. Michigan

GRILL AND COUN EN $30.00 Weekly, Apply 43 W, St, Clair. 9 A Me—=q P. M.

HARDWARE CLERK “5. 5io Helper on Truck Met, cen and

Over 50 for essential war work to deliver telegrams in downtown buildings. Pleasant interesting work. Mr. Dalton, 18 N. Meridian

Western Union

MEN 18 to 45

FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK Apply Employment Office

PORTER

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Joni Ye

AFTER THE W EVANS MILLING ( co.

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Steel bidg., Cleveland 13,

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Indpls. Public. Welfare Loan A Assn. |

OCCIDENTAL, BLDG. RI-3887. Interest month! on auto

loans, Budget E. Washington.

ELP WANTED—MALE

MAN of high caliber to re io Topreset | nationally known manufacturer roved portable

industrial

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Equipment ye;

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Tinner for Gutter Roof Work

Loan Corp., 4415 IR-0433. ii {

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Jobs

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E. & W. PIE SHOP, -667 E. 23d. WA-4728. Exper, Joe Health's Barber Shop, 133 W, Market.

PORTER ESQUIRE GRILL

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Draft exempt. Prefer-

TR-9040.

For production jobs in essential paper industry. No Experience Necessary |* Interviews from 8 A. M, to 8 P. M.

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LUBRICATION MAN’

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UNSKILLI D LABOR

See ‘or 30 N. Illinois.

WANT Farm han en Hin ctor; room snd be board furnishes

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The Beveridg Paper Co.

High type jobs available as 3 Slolley & bus Permanent vor. Join an ind etsent a i Jhcations i accom

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See Jett Williams

“ Roy Wilmeth Co}

Meghanics, and Tire Ms Apply

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