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the BRACKETT—Lenora Craig. Seen Brackett, dsughter of Mr. and

Edrington, sister of Mrs. { Pernice. Su Niven, Mrs, Gladys S. Nash,

Darke & Sons Cinrs., 2659 Shelby

Wh some Hi pressing saparignes, to learn silk Rk anny wages, good hours.

Call Charles, GA-2403

indiana Bell Telephone Co.

Work Experience Not Required Employment Office—Women N. Meridian

Mrs, Silkey, Luther, Arthur, { Jos and Willlam Craig, and Boyd : ringion, departed this life Sunday, age 34. Puneral Tuesday, June 20. Moore & { Kirk, Northeast 2 eral Home, 25630 Station street, 2:30 p. m. Burial Washington Park. Friends invited. —~Henry F. age 80 years, husband I Tos jate Florence E. Brink, brother

Brothers’ Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois | -

COMPTOMETER OPERATORS

Have permanent position in account ing department. Excellent working conditions; good hours and pay. Apply Mr. Pantus

POLAR ICE & FUEL

2000 Northwestern

TYPISTS

To work in accounting départment,

One to relieve on PBX.

National Hosiery Mills

st. Tuesday. 10 s. m. Burial Concordia cemetery, Priends may call at c

URB GIRLS WA-6440

the chapel after 4 p. m. Monday. Helen, 28 years oid. 2901 Prospect FAST X of Charles M. Faust; mother of Gail Ann Paust; daughter of Mr. and Mrs EH. Walser: sister of Mrs. Marie i Angell. Mrs. Gwendolyn London, Marfan. Woodrow and Gerald Walser, entered into rest Saturday. Services Tuesday, 3 p. m., st the Young Puneral Home, Tipton, Ind. Priends may call at Harry W. Moors Peace Chapel until 4 p. m. Monday; at Young Funeral Home from 7 p. m. Monday until hour of service, Burial will in Fairview cemetery, Tipton, BUBER—Charlee C, beloved husband of Audrew C. Huber, father of Doris Gu utd- | rie. Philadelphia, Pa. grandfather of Pfc. Robert Guthrie and Jeannie Suh. i=

FAMILY MARKERS Press Operators; Wrappers

840 N. NEW JERSEY

PLOOR NE CoLonts GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. MERIDIAN FULL or part-time; white girls, 16 to 40,

Experienced Sandwich Maker

CALL TA-3348 Flat Work Girls

@ Daytime hours. @ Steady year-round employment. ® Good working conditions and pay, @ Exp. helpful but not Wecessarys

RI-132], 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. PERMANENT * TYPIST % | EMPLOYMENT to Work or rat] Dept. Dnekiied. Mo in ALL TYPES ©! 0 National Hosiery Mills Day or Night Shift RI-1321—8 A. M. to § P. M. Good Working Conditions % WAITRESSES — INSIDE Sten eoapher TEE PEE — WA-6440 Mimsoytabll- AQdres%8TA rn

INSLEY MFG. CORP. j 801 N. Olney Street Shovel and Crane Division Offers

jent location.

Ses MR, MOORE HOOK’S or: 'siore California and Market Sts.

EXCELSIOR LAUNDR RI-3591

ts Sund rie Bughls Tosa gg “at ani friey for light work in small factory. IR-7227. Bros. Irving Hill Chapel 5377 KE. WashTeton st. Burial Mendon cemetery * FUR FINISHERS x Members of retired railroad men’s Top salary, 5, days.

organization please take notice. Friends may call at the chapel any lime, MAN—Mary F., mother of James C SULSHAN. sister of Mrs. George Heede of Akron, O. Punersl from Lauck Fupera] Home Tuesday, 830 a. m,, Sacred Heart church # » m. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Members of Christian Mothers will meet 8 p, m. Monday for prayer NES—Walter L., of 1252 Shepard st away Su nday age 58, husband of Johanna Courtney Jones Funeral Wednesday. 815 a m. at Harry W Moore Peace Chapel: Assumption church, 112% Blaine ave, § a. m. Burial Crown

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machines; a half for overtime. 40-hour week.

INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E. Washington

Girls 18-30

Steady employment; Jearn to operate clean, easy work. Time and Based on 5-day,

GOOD PAY

~% WAITRESSES x |© APPLY 43 W. ST. CLAIR STREET vw BETWEEN 8 A. M.-5 P. M. ¥%

WAITRESS “3 shou” e118, mmois.

WAITRESS—6 NIGHTS

1357 S. Meridian

~ WAITRESSES

Day or Night Top Wages

WHEELER'S

139 N. Pennsylvania St.

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Central States Envelope Co. 16 8, SHERMAN DRIVE

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KINNEY — Louise FP, wife of William, mother of Mrs Mary Frazer, Donald and George Kent, passed away Sunday Be Tuesday, 3:30 p. m., at the J

Wilson ‘Chapel of the Chimes, 1284

GIRL

For flat work feeding. Very attractive pay for a good worker,

2001 E. Washington

Sivonen st. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Priends may call at the

*“Chepel of the Chimes.” G I Rr L CORRECTED NOTICE MEANS John T. father of Mrs. Frank 16 or Over C. Blass, passed awsy at the home of | for light office work and use adding his daughter, 2225 Park ave, Saturdav| machine. leasant surroundings. See

p. m Friends may call at the Robert W. Stirling Puneral Home, 1420 Prost st, any time. Funeral services uesday, 10 2. m., at the funeral home Friends invited, Burial Pleasant View

Mr. Ray

MUTUAL DRUG CO.

18 W. Georgia

cemetery. MIFSSEN—Anna M, beloved mother of Mrs. Hele M. Irish, Tamps, Fla, Mrs

* HALL GIRLS *

+ CLAYPOOL HOTEL +

Florence Althardt, Connersville, Ind snd Prederick Miessen of this city, passed away Sunday, June 18 Funeral services will be held at the Waid Fureral Home, Illinois at 17th at, Wednesday, June 21, at 2 o'clock. Interment i Crown Hill cemetery. Friends are wel-

* HAND SEWERS * Top salary, 5, days. INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E. Washington

eome. Priends mav call at the funeral home after Tuesday noon. hus-

HOTEL MAIDS

HOTEL LINCOLN.

PACKER -Fdwin J, 3415 Broadway, band of Garnet V, father of Mrs. Edna

HOUSEKEEPER—20 to 40; 2 small girls:

McLaughlin, Indianapolis; Shirwell B motherless home, CH. 5846-R, before 3 Packer, Muncie, Ind.; Cornelia Packer o'clock Indignapolis; Mrs. Caroline Nation Hattiesburg Miss.,, and Sheldon E KITCHEN HELP Packer. U. 8 navy, Pacific area, brother SHORT ORDER COOK of Albert E. Packer, Pittsburgh, Pa, STEAM TABLE GIRL assed away Sunday a8. m. Services SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL snner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednes- BUS GIRL day, 4 p. m. Friends invited. Inter-|6-day week. Closed all day on Monday. ment Crown Hill. Friends may call at| Eaton's, 642 E. 38th. Apply in person mortuary, YIKE—Louis Albert. beloved father of John Long distance operators, louis and Robert Owen Pike, Mrs. R. seated at the long distance E. Barclay of Miss., departed this life switchboard, you will find Sunday, age 52. Puneral Wednesday, of telephone work increases June 21, at Moore & Kirk Irvington with interest and satisfacmortuary, 5342 E. Washington, 2 p. m, tion,

Friends invited. (Billi, father of

Burial Crown Hill RICKABAUGH William Mrs. Irene Mahoney and Harold Rickabaugh, passed away Sunday. Friends may call at the Robert W. Stirling Fu-

INDIANA’ "BELL TELEPHONE co.

Employment Office—Women

nera! Home, 1420 Prospect st. after 4 p. m. Monday. Funeral services Wednesdey, 10 a. m, at the funeral home Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. CORRECTED NOTICE JANSONE--Josephine, 68 vears old, widow of Joseph Sansone, mother of Rev. Augustine J. Sansone of Osgood, Vincent

MAIDS

APPLY HOUSEKEEPER

_% CLAYPOOL HOTEL * Tx MAIDS x

PLY HOUSEKE

* "HOTEL HARRISON *

J. and Mary Josephine Sansone and Mrs. Josephine Biinnett of Indianapolis, and sister of Joseph Galluzzo of Pittsburgh, Pa. passed away Saturday, 2:50 p. m. Funeral at residence, 910 8. East st., Tuesday, 9:30 a, m.: requiem high mass, Holy Rosary church, 10 a. m Burial St, Joseph cemetery, Friends invited BATTERFIELD—Willilam Albert (Al, 65 years old, 1020 Tuxedo st, husband of Ethel Satterfield and brother of Rose

% OFFICE GIRL %

Experienced to take charge of stock records and word schedule. Small war plant with postwar security. Salary open. Apply by letter to Mitchell & Scott Machine Co., 1841 Ludlow.

Billmire, passed away Saturday. Services Tuesday, 3 p m. Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Friends are welcome Burial Washington Park cemetery, BAROPSHIRE- Joseph, age 77 years, heloved father of Mrs. Kathryn Gilbert Mrs. Etaiee Ehrmantrout, Indianapolis James Shropshire. Lindsay, Cal, and Sgt. Burl Shropshire in England, grandMrs. Helen Robertson, MorTenn passed away Monday Wednesday at Morristown

father of ristown Services

PAY ROLL CLERK

18-25.

Experience on comp. typewriter or Burroughs’ pay roll machine an asset but not required; steady work in essential industry, large newly decorated offices, pleasant working conditions. Call CH-0673 for interview,

Tenn. Priends may call at Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E Washington st. from 7 p. m. Monday until 3 p. m. Tuesday BTACKHOUSE—Donald A Sr. 8117 College ave, husband of Elizabeth L. father of Mrs. Walter Myers Jr. and Donald A. Stackhouse Jr, grandfather of Dennis Myers, passed away Sunday m Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Cremation following. Friends may call at mortuary. FANKERSLEY—Pau! Hage 30, husband of Ruby Mildred Tankersley, father of

PBX Operator

% Former Telephone Operators * Typists

Call Between 8 A. M. and 5 P. M.

Employment Office—Women.

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

240 N. MERIDIAN ST.

Richard Howard and Paul Jean Tankersley. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Tankersiey. brother of Mrs. Clara Lewis and Howard T passed away early Sunday m ng at the Methodist hos. phial Services Tuesday, 2:30 om, Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 W. Michigan Friends invited Burial Glen Haven cemetery, Friends may call at funeral home.

LOST & FOUND

525 1 REWARD FOR LOST DOG

“LASSIE” —8mall female, 1 year old; art shepherd or collie; white and black ith flowin brown ears. Call

ersiey

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1g white tall, Yapgood, GA-4160. OST-—Lady's wrist watch, modernistic, stainless * steel case, lost downtown around 10:30 Monday night. Liberal reward. Mrs, Latham... RI-7411, Ext. 232. LOST—"Skippy.’ white fox terrier, black stub tail with white tip, black and white glazed face, 7 years old; 18 (a, Seward SL. OST—Bible, Washington Park, Memorial Day. Name engraved on cover. Reward BR-9340 {OST—Lady’s Elgin wrist walch, bearing initials H. C. Cell Mr. Wilson, MA1044 or MA-3406. Reward.

OST Southport sweater and army jacket, scuth of Indianapolis, Liberal reward

GA-21T3 3 INSTRUCTIONS ® EARN beauty culture. Enroll ni In. ternational Besuty School, 342 E Wash. WANTED—-FEMALE 9

Nahi he Li rer toe sas ae ASSISTANT MANAGER NEEDED Must start with commission and qualify gefore promotion. RI-5929 oir mpesi——— BANK CLERK Young woman for clerical work. Permanent only. Adding machine experience necessary. Apply to Mr. Keogh. . American National Bank 45 N. Penn.

Beck Canvas Products, Inc, 3234 W. Washington

STEADY WORK

Power sewing machine operators.

People Have to Eat That's why a job in a bakery will give you post-war security, Women used to fairly heavy work can make high wages in food production. Apply 1915 Southeastern ave.

Power Machine Operators Wanted DAY WORK—GOOD PAY NATIONAL MATTRESS CO.

808 N. SENATE.

~ REPAIR LADIES

___ Fashion Cleaners, 1901 Central. “x SEAMSTRESSES x Top salary, 5, days. INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E. Washington

vc SHORT HOURS—GOOD PAY yw

Can use a few white women for cleaning offices evenings. Apply Bondy, 557 Consolidated Building.

Stable Employment for Women

High type jobs available as trolley and bus operators. Permanent and reliable

work. Join an industry essential in war and peace. Good pay. Paid while learning. Vacations provided Awards for

accomplishment. Apply Room 213, Traction Terminal Bldg.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS STENOGRAPHERS

Tvping and shorthand; roundings, 40-hour week,

pleasant sur

Apply Employment Office,

The Wm. H. Block Co. STENOGRAPHER Semi-Secretary Permanent Position

th Floor,

> <r

Unusual opportunity for experienced person. <> Rapid dictation for executive {r Pleasant, modern, air-cooled office.

National Hosiery Mills RI-1821, 8 a. m iq 6

STENOGRAPHER

LEANING WOMEN *

WHITE OR COLORED HOTEL

and FILE CLERK

Permanent job with opportunity for advancement, Call CH6662 for interview,

OGRAPHER * CO FOMETER OPERATORS Essential manufacturing industry with

WHITE OR COLORED-—-General

WHITE WOMEN

Steady job evenings Short hours, no Sundays. 309 Circle Tower.

WOMEN—18 to 35

SHIRLEY CORP.

HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM.

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

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Apply at Lilly’s Employment Department

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housework and ironing; 9 2a. m.-2 p. m. Four-

Ba war work, has record of 88 years

JOBS

. With a Post-War Future In an Essential Industry

Men and Boys

Our company, now engaged In essenbusiness; 5%-day week. Can also use a few

department.

the steel lenty of overtime. om our hardware

Apply Mr. Miller—

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

543 W. McCarty

_ day week: $7 and carfare e. RI-4860. ~ “over 45 who can do cleaning work. in office building.

Aircraft Assembly Work High Hourly Wages Plenty of Overtime Available

330 E. St. Joe 10

» MACHINE OPERATORS

We need machine operators for war production at once. If you are not employed in essential industry, we have an attractive offer for you.

APPLY NOW

HOLCOMB & HOKE MFG. CO.

CONTAINER CORPORATION

to 5 P. to 3 P.

M. M.

aN Employment Office INLAND

BREAD TRUCK LOADER "rr:

WESTERN UNION BOYS i Over 16 Indiana Fur Co.

114 E. Wash. St.

MEN TO POLISH CARS

ROY WILMETH COMPANY 720 N. Meridian

700 West Morrls Street. Sewing Machines Mechanic

610 S. New Jersey.

WANTED MACHINE SHOP

COLLECTORS

salary;

splendid opportunity for advancement; car

Steady work, 5 days per week: excellent make $80 to $100 per week; larg-

est retail organization in the country;

work, Time and one-half for over 40 hrs. Attractive positions available as mee 1331 tal udustis 4, Pu ‘MEN 18 to 45 shasies J» Permanent aE a w— TOR EAIENTIAL WAL NORE Join an industry essential in war and » CABINET MAKER Apply : Dy rd |r Tor anges: Steady Employment. OLE Go ond DY, sapuident, 2300 W. y K Meal Working Conditions. Gers CO" .| INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS Ask for Mr. Field. Be Not Apply If Engared tn Stable Employment for Men

- Join an industry essential in war

»

oY 1308 long available iss ein ul

CARPENTERS fiiters by steel fabricators doing bighly and peace. Good pay. Paid while learn: * dy work. | essen Vaca A fine way 2 in fine gout : pay. ifn ad, Boek Yori of ¢r Previous Experience Not Necessary % sccomplishmen t. PP Room 213, Trae. GOOD PAY COAL TRUCK DRIVER TPienty of Overtime: INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS : ; Tk in factory, store. B e Good rate of pay. HUGH J. BAKER & CO. | Teacher with business and machin eck anvac Full time or part-time job. ww. Fulnine Ee a temas v : N nent employment. Phone HU-1217. Products, Inc. Muesing-Merrick Coal Co. 1 to 60 NA 323¢ W. Washington 401 S. State MA. 8585 jobs in TIRE VULCANIZER 1114 E. 22d. WA. 2481 Sor ed paper industry.

No Experience Necessary Interviews from 8 A.M to PM The Beveridge Paper Co. 17 W. Washington

Experienced GOOD PAY. STEADY WORK.

Wholesale Tire & Rubber Co.

1545 Van Buren St.

GIRLS—WOMEN MEN and BOYS

OVER 16 GOOD DAYLIGHT JOB

APPLY AT ONCE

Sterling Laundry

735 LEXINGTON AVE. GOOD JOB FOR WOMEN

Jobs in the air-condidioned Lilly

capsule plant are open immediately for women on thé night shift, Women now working in this department have long and satisfactory records of continued employment. Good pay, pleasant associations, good cafeteria food at cost, excellent working conditions. Other jobs for men and women are also open in several departments,

Take a Minnesota Trolley to

McCarty Street

LILLY AND COMPANY

“Lilly's Is a Fine Place to Work!”

AON

MEN AND WOMEN Ages ‘16 to 55 ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

Apply MIDSTATE FROZEN EGG CORP.

333 W. (8th St,

Division General Motors Corp. Needs

MEN & WOMEN

To help build more airplane engines. “Make Victory Your Business"

Apply either

SPEEDWAY or MAYWOOD EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

or U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE _ Statement of availability required. COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Male or Female

Excellent opportunity for right type. Ideal working conditions. Good starting salary, Apply Mr. Miller.

W. J. Holliday & Company 543 W. McCarty COUNTER HELP 377 8. ILLINOIS 8T.

D-DAY IS HERE

The day is here when you should enlist with an essential industry that has many kinds of work available now and AFTER the war.

Automatic Printing Telegraph Operators Telephone Recording Operators, Stenographers, Typists, Office Communication Carriers and others are needed.

Paid While Learning

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17 vears, 7

WESTERN UNION

716 Guaranty bldg., 8 a. m. to 4:30 p. m Saturday, 8 to 1:30 p. m

% DISHWASHER—$24 WEEKLY * No nights. No Sundays. Meals. PARAMOUNT CAFET CAFETERIA, 602 N. Illinois.

% Experienced Kitchen Help *

monthy and over apply

No Sundays, no nights. 824.00 weekly; meals. Paramount Cafeteria, 602 N. Illinois.

“Get Your Post-War Job

Help wanted in all departments; porters, packers and baker's assistant Essential industry. Apply 8 a, m. to § p. m, 1905 Southeastern,

A Peacetime Future

Automatie Wage Increases

Insley Mfg. Corp, 801 N. Olney St. ; « offers PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT

10 philied 3nd unskilldh men in all types | ing conditions.

WOMEN

Day or shift. Good - Fi? apie work-

% Hydraulic Machine Operators % Spot Welder

TRAINEES

+ Acetylene Welders w Spot Welders

PERMANENT, ESS! JOBS Apply 8-5 Mon. through Fri. or Sat, 8-3

MEN AND WOMEN FOR -MACHINE OPERATORS

Experienced or Inexperienced Also Will Train Several High School Boys Several Sweepers Apply Employment Office, 8-4 p. m.

Mitchell & Scott Machine Co.

1841 Ludlow

MEN AND WOMEN Learn Aircraft

Industry

Swing Master Products Co.

| 840 N, New Jersey

421-423 E. Market.

2 EXTRACTOR MEN]

| Days—I Nights EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY

RI-3591

No experience necessary. AA build major airplane assemblies for the Hell Diver which has provided the U. S. Navy's great fleet of aircraft carriers with a terrific new. aerial wallop; for the C-46 transport that carries men and cargo to the fi fronts. Opportunity to learn riveting, assembly, parts fabrication, aluminum spot welding, and maintenance. People wanted for all these departments,

Shirley Corporation

Aircraft Division.

330 E. ST. JOSEPH

National Hosiery Mills

We have openings in the following departments:

® Boarding ® Order Filling ® Grey Dye Stock ® Knitters ® Knitter Operators

We pay union rate. Work 48 hours a week. Have some day work. Air-condi-tioned plant. Free hospitalization ihsurance, vacation with pay and many other advantages. Call and make an appoint. ment for an interview today. 4

RI-1321, 8-2. m. to 5 p. m.

PERMANENT JOBS

“MEN AND WOMEN FOR PRODUCTION WORK GIRL TO OPERATE I B. M. MACHINE MAN WITH FOREMANSHIP ABILITY

These jobs offer interesting work in

abel

pleasant surroundings’. . . with plenty of} .| opportunity to “go places,” if you've got the stuff. To get lined up with 8 friendly;

6 PAINTERS First-class only; $1 to $1.25 pe hour; steady, year round work. BR-522 ABLE bodied man, middle general work. 5% days.

ACETYLENE STEEL BURNER

Must be experienced man capable of taking charge of our burning department.

aged or to -1481.

GA-4421 Indianapolis Machinery & Supply Ce. 1959 8. Meridian

AT ONCE Several Men for General Factory Work

STEADY EMPLOYMENT GOOD WAGES

The Geo. F. Cram Co.

730 E. Wash., 3d Floor

AUTO MECHANIC

Highest Paid Shop in City. Plus Best Working Conditions.

3757 N. ILLINOIS AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS | eo

Here’s war work with a post-war future for auto mechanics and body men, This is essential work, ing top wages comparable to other war Tadusern " Work ing conditions are pleasant, Wate regular, and theres a big post-war future if you Pe OLDSMOBILE DIVISION General Motors an mL Monday and Tuesday Room + Reese,

Hor anticte. Tae mh fie Mr. :

AUTO MECHANIC Top wages—5'%-day week. - See Mr, Goodale.

Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

Young men, 20 to 30 years of age, to train for sales ‘positions, Good assured if successful. Apshould not be subject to military service or work restrictions, Apply to R. B. Straughn Bell Telephone Co., 240 N. Mer.

JANITO White. Give age and ex-

8 perience. Box A002. mes

KITCHEN PORTER 3°,

% KITCHEN PORTER »* A iy Wr "Shank . $ - OTT HOTEL *

LABORERS

“Hand Truckers for Flour-feed Loading. Permanent Employment. E-Z-BAKE MILLS ACME EVANS CO,, INC. Blackford & W. Washington Ave.

Lithograph Press Helpers

70¢ an hour for day work, T7¢ an hour for night work. Considerable -. overtime necessary.

Wm. B. Burford Printing Co. 603 B. Washington.

| LUMBER HANDLERS

Steady, outside, healthy, Good pay. experience

No CARTER-LEE LUMBER Co. W.- WASHINGTON ST.

future

ai

1621

MAN 32... MAM To work in cleaning room. Fashion Sean. 1901 Central. ence or work n Joot departm p for hours; Willams Tool ine

s downtown Nok Co, “124 Ky. ave.

MAN FOR USED CAR LOT Light Work, 8/2-Day Week

Hickma's Lot, (SIS. N mw

MOULDINGS, INC. Sisoy 141 E. Market

Must Have Certificate of Availability Experienced. J Heath's PORTER Bros PROT. 133 W. Market,

PORTER

%% ESQUIRE GRILLE IR-0067—IR-9040

PORTER for salesroom and . P or full time. 3818 College. ur. art PORTER

WHITE OR COLORED

All day work, good ing wage; essential RATatry, nting

Mr, Miller.

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

843 W. McCarty.

ROUTE MEN

MECHANICS UNIFORM AND WIPER SUPPLY

333 N. Noble

nec. Consumers Home Equipment, .401 N. $21 N. ILLINOIS "MOYNAHAN / d Capitol. LI-910. 3 SERVICE : . Tor stead i = J an Colored Man —te dy Jo bin . Selorva, Big ig gork. good oT FOUNDRY HELP [5° A0VANcE aiock co. mi BRE 5 hear ts By . ED MAN i AR Csvential Wat Industry vii SAN Teves Tees vous TRUCK . ME c Hi ANIC , H. H. WO En Good Pay—G K . COOKS and GRILL MEN Tos Hours Overtime Weekly If Desired NER International Harvester Co. #21 N. Capitol ’ WA-8440 Martin Truck Co. ™ 5" Pad 5565 Brookville Rd. Bd ’ FURNISHED Driver for City Delivery |MEN WANTED Truck Body cmTRAL 3338 : Colored preferred. No experience Paint Lettering WA-6461. Age 21-45 necessary. Time and half over 40 SOGENE, 1023 WANTED! Risks” i Bouse der working Men (PR ieee THE HOUSE OF CRANE sighs, Sue :. Apply Wm. R. Stewart manth. On i Unskilled Men and 124 S. Meridian AMERICAN LEAD CORP.! AfR0-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO, 103 E. Market, Women . 1600 E. 21st. 837 Massachusetts Ave. SOS ) TC A USINESS MAD ; ENVELOPE DIE CUTTER Men to move smal . ; % TUNERS e anal UNITED STATES RUBBER |, oct crmmrimiiy with prosmmive Bal pL eo oot Factory Work % PIANO TR fo co. ee TTMATOR Steady Employment REPAIRMEN ; DaTESS MAR | EMPLOYMEND OFFICE, 19 W. South St. Must be frst clase. Williams Tool & Opportunity for Advancement Utd Waki Conditions a I n in orp., enjuc Ye. | astteomas oawes miramtants an} 0 Ale Maas. co. LL HE MANAGE eT Interviewing Hours $ A M. to 8 P.M. | Beet ts * k CENTRAL STATES ENVELOPE CO. GIS Now Jorss HARACHH Monday Through Saturday Freight House True ers 16 S. Sherman Drive y MOVING & | DO NOT APPLY IP ALREADY ad manent positfons, opportunity a TUNE-UP MAR ’ "Hodges AGED ESSENTIAL WORK Vi . ate, 76¢ T hour, me Ee - And Bult atier 8 Hours. ‘Can use’ part Experienced in Paint Factory LUBRIGATION MAN Stare Now] WO Also Laborers Rorg=fieed Waite Gh Estimate Fre MEM PENNS YAR hah Por 100% war work. "Superior Chevralet y 960-62 N. Me « S0U . Permanent after the war, FURNACE COMPA Lilly Paint Products Co. % WALL WASHERS Cound ~ WHITE + * “These P needs installers, helpers, itd cleaning 2044 N. Rural. CH-7874. APPLY MR. operators, year around work. MEN ye HOTEL HARRISON * - & 2( Age no handicap, car or small truck Pr Ww. man to work ia ast Fall C For Direct War Work helptul but not necessary. See Mr. Davies, ran Se A ok mattress re Tepalr hop. Call at 817 Fo burn todo > od A . ’ Dowalown Location GENERAL FACTORY HELP . Broducias Medien. Wanted Ae we Starting Tate, 331 weekly, progres: All departments. Will train if not BAplopives Now Mug al war. | Mechanics, Helpers Aisle bungriow sion in rate definitely guaranteed. Mow employed in essential induse and Tire Men ran Petose Cal 422. Clothe try. Bring availability papers. Pitman-Moore Co. Bo Een Inewtry ams ana av LL. 2518 Thomas & Skinner He IU sogtioms Steel Products Co. MEN Aare Naylower Tram Transit Co. oF Warman, 1120 E. 23rd. ® Eng 39 NOP Novamsary 3-car gar. eac WOMEN GENERAL MAINTENANCE . FULL OB Pi kr WANTED Xe a MAN = 1 : fooms a side, | To work in Cafeteria Indians University Medical Center IE. sy for 18 7m 3 . Servies Station Attendant how. doin. 2 ndian nivers na W Mienigannrssor | National Starch Products, Ine. ar Gver rear full or part timd, GET A GOOD JOB NOW 1815 8. Drover GOOD SALARY slo Puce. tear on I Thiel A TL x, Die Alp Wan fo Mt a porter. tial Industry where your job will be se- METAL MAN ' TA, 4535 hte. Sontily cure after the war. Quick advancements. WANTED! . INDIANAPOLIS White or colored. Apply 8 a. m. to § Highest Paid Shep in City. » Call p. m., 1905 Southeastern. Plus Best Working Conditions. Aute Body Ding M * Hall; Hot GRILLE on 900 W. Wabash St. S COUNTER MAN #131 N. ILLINOIS Apply William R. Stewart IE. 2 Blocks Alli SC WER TEDS $30.30 “HUNTER METAL WA AERO-MAYFLOWER' TRANSIT 0, 3708 West - assachusetls Ave. 12 TIRE SERVICE OE MEN Apply 43 W. St. Clair St. Sieady Sphogument ANEED — HOUSE tn best condition Hourly Rate or Commission Basis CALL TA-0230. of expenditure Between 8 A. M. and 5 P. M. SEE MR + lle. porch, beautifu Good Salury * HOUSEMEN * sys WANTED modern attract ™m attra Permanent # CLAYPOOL HOTEL HARRY A. SHARP, INC. Man to Wash and Simonize Cars Sos ypu, Tull | ; ttractive Proposition has spent sever Wholesale Tire & Rubber Co. HUSKY BOYS ET M3 Nugima us. Bée Six. Fen o [lle sence and ch To a Noms. tncom | ST, CLAIR STATION EE We have several openings __ HOTEL LINCOLN. ® 0 Owner will sho 3 MEN in production. PERMANENT JOBS 1228 W, Washington BB. Bartholomg For Light Wood Cabinet THE BEVERIDGE PAPER CO. | Yr Packing seRecshving | ——VyaARD MAN i Wood Working TIT W. Washington % Rolling Yr Shipping HOTEL LINCOLN in excellent ErENER WORK Toole Department | OA Far Looe | Eribnery:

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