Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1944 — Page 19

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TUESDAY, NOV. 28, 1944

LOST & FOUND

DEATH NOTICES

‘Naomi Dil

passed away Monday _ a’ m, Friends may call at the Dorsey Funeral Home, 39256 E. New York st. Funeral ® a. m. Wednesday, at St. Anthony's church. Burial Floral Park.

(CORRECTED NOTICE) BIELER—Charles L., husband ,of Maria ’ father of Louis H. Bieler’ of Phila-|t hia, randfather of Charles L,|t Bie er and Louis H. Bieler Jr., passed away Sunday evening. Services "Planner | { & Buchanan Mortuary, Wednesday, 2:30 p. m. Friends invited, Private interment in Crown Hill cemetery. BISCHOFF—Emma A, beloved wife of Jacob Bischoff and mother of Mrs, Morie Hudson, Mrs, Irma Foster and Qworge A. Bischoff, passed away in her home, 1815 E. Minnesota st., Sunday %. m. Priends may call at! the Robert Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 Ploahest st. Funeral services Wednesday, 2 p: from the funeral home. Friends in vited, Burial Washington Park cemetery, BRIER—Adelia M, 3490 E. Fall Creek blv., wife of Prederick A. Brier and daughter of Mrs. Lewis B:"Skinner, and sister of Mrs, Edith Ann Strate, passed away sun day afternoon. Services Flanje & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 8 p. m. Priends invited, Burial Wash. ington Park. Friends may call at mortuary.

Nov. 27, Funeral at Kregelo -& ming. 1 . fan, Wed

nesday may call at the funeral home. BASSE-—Mary T., 1531 Villa ave, into rest Sunday, age 44 years, of Herman Hasse, mother of Mrs, Smith Fearnaught, sister of Myrtle Smith, Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. at Harry W. Moore Peace C wy Frisnds are welcome, Burial Crown fll

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HEISNER—George wen, age 71 years, brother of Mrs. N. K. King of Laredo, Tex: Mrs. Emma Kamplain, “Seattle,

LOST brown suit jacket, rings rl FLL od 4

INSTRUCTIONS MAKE BIG EARNINGS NOW

need overhauling.

we can train now to repair ‘and install air conditioning and refrigeration equi ment. Write at. once, Utilities Inst,

cation needed;

Keep your job and this, too. $95 weekly or own your shop. formation. Open every night till 10 p, m,

Free training. G.I. bill pays for you. In. i great demand for men stylists.

demands have caused big shortage. pare now for this: interesting, profitable

entered ad patriotic work, Write for

Nursing, Box A805, care of an

awpely Po ander ex

Wednesday from 10 a. m. to 1 p. Speclal Cold Wave Permanent at reasons ie

Ban

Tr Ww! wa - town Wednesder. Reward, TA-9264.

7] HELP WANTED—-FEMALE » NURSE MAID—White, 3 CL Private room and bath. Good wages. Pleasant surroundings. BR-1308, ¢ ® P. B. -

RBAATIOA] MIIDGE for night duty PRACTICAL NURSE ©" 7%, oo

in nursing

oppo! foning and refrigeration (for properly rained men! Thousands of machines will Would like to hear rom reliable mechanically inclined men

No interference with present To. giving name, address. Box A806, care of Times,

AND AFT ER THE WAR! home. 'TA-3097. zou DEAN ir conde RECEPTIONIST

to train on PBX board as relief oper ator, Excellent ophortunity for with talent and ability. Some t bg experience preferred but not esesntl

National Hosiery Mills

Call RI-1321, 8 a. m. to § p. m.

"BEAUTY COURSE ONLY $95.00 Complete training, only ui rage eduopen to

Attention, War Veterans

Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt. bldg.

GIRLS—WOMEN BE A PRACTICAL NURSE

High school not meeeaLY Easy to earn in spare time. Ages 18 to 60. Ha Te-

EE in-

ormation. Wayne School ot Practical

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL Demands for skilled operators exceed the rt teachers. onday 22

Internationa) Beauty School, 341

wash. ; uncle of Allan Kamplain of ELPW ANTE FEMALE 3 Indianapols, passed Jwsy sunday. MELE WANTED-—-FEMALE 9 Services Wednesday, 1 m., from|™""""1""Tha wWaumeyn LoL Shirley. Brothers Central "Chapel, 946 * (0 WOMEN * N. Illixibis. Surat Glen yg hii White, full AS oN -time, etery. Frien may call a e chape SHY, tose, ", BMA ontealm i 0, HENDRICKS William E. (Enoch) and a p—— Effie M. Hendricks, husband and wife, 2" 2 "KITCHEN N WOMEN beloved parents of Mrs. Ola R. Gra-| wo... 7.09 m.—3:30 m. or 10:30 ham and Dee R. Hendricks, grand- a me1:00 D. A $21.00 Pott NF Delas parents of Kenneth Graham, departed | " rer No bhone calls. . this life Priday and Tuesday, age 72) MoI pO e_od and 78, respectively. Funeral Thurs. day, Nov. 30, at Moore & Kirk Irvington ow 5342 E. Washington st, ACCOUNTANT CLERK m. Burial Washington Park.

Priends invited. BICKEY Lillie, age T1, passed away Sunday, wife of James Hickey, mother of Mrs. Stella Houser, Marie Baker, Geneva, Pearl, Earl and’ John Hickey. Funeral ‘at Speaks & Finn Chapel, 125 8. Capitol sve. Wednesday, 8:30 a.-m.; St. Joseph's 9.8 m Burial Holy Cross TY. Priends invited. KAUFFMAN—Benny I Jr., aviation radioman third class, U: 8. N., son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kauffman, brother of Carl and Paul Kauffman, pa away at Klamath Falls, Ore. Services at the Shelby Street Methodist church, Shelby and Berwyn sts, Sunday, 10:30 a. m. Priends invited. Burial Green wood. Friends may call at the J. Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes’ 125 Prospect st., after 6 p. m. Priday. KLASING—Christine Ys 2108 Webb st,, passed away nday morning. Mother of Henry Klasing; grandmother of Mrs. Eleonor Leonard, Mrs. Helen Matthews and Fred Klasing, U. 8. navy Southwest Pacific; great-grandmother of Billy Leonard. Services Wednesday, 10 .. at the J. C, Wilson ‘‘Chapel of the Chimes,” 1234 Prospect st. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes.” PHELAN—Henry, 1220 Park ave, Apt. 16, entered into rest Monday, age 71 years, husband of Alice Phelan, brother of Tony, Edward, James and Robert Phelan. Service Teusday, 8 p. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Friends are welcome. Burial Nashville, Tenn.

ROSS—Willlam C,, age 58 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Orma Reed Ross and brother of Mrs. 5 Tarman Dyer of Mo., C. E. Dunn of Memp his, Tenn., ad Mrs. Albert Ross of Portland, Ore., passed sway Monday Veterans’ hospital. Fu-

jeri Thursday, 1 m., at Shirley ros.’ Lrving Hit Ehapel, 53717 E. B aington urial Crown Hill. Priends

may call at the chapel after 5pm a (Anderson papers please

SANE Marin 527 E. 31st st., passed way suddenly Saturday evening at his eng, husband of Doris, father of Richard snd Mrs, Robert Kareske], brother of Adolph, Isadore, Sam, Mr r and Mrs. B. H. Bridger. Lr will be od 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Aaron-Ruben Puneral Home. SPAHR—Nellie E, 81 years, mother of Mrs. D

away Saturday. Funera Passed s. m. at the G. H. Funeral Home, 1505 S. East st. and 9 s. m. St. Patrick's church, Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross.

* beloved

SPARKS—Robert H., age 84, 1637 Asbury st., beloved husband o of Charlotte Sparks, father of Mrs. Byroad and Miss Dorothy Sparks, 0 ee dare Cal., brother pf Mrs. June Di Dickenson, South H Haven, Mich., ay n Friends may call at the Robert Ww “Stir-

1420 Prospect st.

ing Funeral Home, Funeral service Thursday,

Orange st. Friends igvited. Burial Crown Hill, SWE anville Burton, age 22 years, beloved husband of Mary Sweares and father of Lanny Lee and Sandra K. Sweares, brother of Thomas Sweares and Mrs. Valley Rietel, Thelma Mae Fletcher, Betty Sweares and Ruth Mae

Vinup, Passed away Sunday. Funeral EET Se BE exptRIENCED WAITRE r entr ha ° . EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Burial Floral Park. Friends may call D PAY D SS any time. GOOD TIPS CARDS OF THANKS 3 HARRY'S DINER C or T 2 1429 N, ILLINOIS ST.

| CLERK-TYPIST

enth-Day Adventist yah Paurei wnd

With Knowledge of Comptometor Operation

National Hosiery Mills

Call RI-1321—8 A. M. to 5 P. M.,

Beck Canvas Products,

ETAL Fe Machine Operators

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TT. BItL CLERK

FOR FRONT OFFICE. EXP. PREP. CLAYPOOL HOTEL

BUTTER WRAPPERS

SUGAR CREEK CREAMERY CO. 419 W. Ohio

% CLERK-TYPIST

for payroll department. Previous payroll experience not necessary. We can train you for our system. The work provides a good chance for advancement if you are interested in permanent employment after the war. 5 Minutes from downtown by Stock Yards bus.

Ask for Miss Basey HUGH J. BAKER & COMPANY

602 W. McCarty

The Indianapolis Times has an excellent opening for a young lady with some typing experience. Good

%% RECEPTIONIST rv

sk TOWER STUDIOS sk

personal initiative, Good working

No experience necessary; 22-35. Must have pleasing personality. Apply 57 Monument Circle only.

Good pay. Wednesday

SALESGIRL afternoon off. Taylor's

Grocery, 3760 N. Illinois St. SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER 51,-Day Week General office experience and

conditions. 44-hour week,

Apply Personnel Office _ Shirley Corp. 330 E. St. Joe

—————,

% SECRETARY T %

Jr. Secretary for Advertising Manager If you are a stickler for accuracy and well founded in English, here is a real opportunity to lea advertising and work into a position of responsibility. For Interview Call at

American States Insurance Co.

542 N. Meridian

SHOE SALESLADIES Apply ” MAROTT-SHOE STORE 18 E. Washington

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

girl who can do stenographic and

for See Mr.

Ment office work. Permanent. W. Wilson.

WILKING “MUSIC CO. ® 120 E. Ohio

% STENOGRAPHER +

Experienced; good working conditions. Craft Co. 546 S. Meridian Meridian,

% STENOGRAPHER - *

Casualty underwriting or policy writing experience preferred, but not necessary, If you have ability no other company can offer you a better opportunity for advancement and permanent position. For Interview Call at

American States Insurance Co.

542 N. Meridian

® STENOGRAPHER ©

5'/, Days $22.50 a Week

to learn casualty insurance underwriting. Excellent hours, permanent position. Landers & Landers, 814 Merchants Bank Bldg., LI-2407.

Switchboard Operator

22-35 oe Day, 40-hour week. Good starting salary. Wonderful chance for advancement, Call Miss Martin,

starting wage and adv portunities, Five-day, 40-hour week, time’ and one-half Vacation with pay. Permanent position. Pleasant working conditions ‘and congenial associates, Please see Mr. Walker, 1st foot: The _ Indianapolis Times, 214 Maryland.

Comb, White Maid and Part-Time Linen Room Worker

Permanent employment; vacation with METHODIST HOSPITAL COOK—WHITE 6 8. m—3 p. m.; no Sundays. $36.00.

514 N. Delaware. No phone. calls.

ENVELOPE MACHINE OPERATORS

For Light, Pleasant Factory Work PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT

Central States Envelope Co.

PRUITT—I. am very grateful and wish to i go my thanks to the Center Lodge 23, F. & A. M.,, the Rev. Darles, NS ree, the city’ Fire Dept., Moore Kirk and the many friends for their kindness, Rollin of sympathy beautiful floral tributes received at the

death of my husband, Harry uitt. y CHRISTINE TT. E NOTIC d “meeting Marion Lodge No. 35, F. & A. » Thurs-

We 12:30 a

day, Nov. 30, to attend the Junsral of Brother William C. THOS. A. Fy "Acting W. M.

HARRY J. STOMBAUGH, Sec.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5 W. T. Blasengym “2 suey. KLE FUNERAL HOME 1984 WwW. Michigan St. BE-1934

FILE CLERK

Straight alphabetical and general

office work. Permanent position. Experience Jreserrad but not mnecessary. Apply Mr, Miller,

W. J. Holliday & Co. 543 W. McCarty St.

»” FILE CLERKS

We train you, Full pay from the start. Automatic wage increases. Paid holi-

LANE BRYANT, INC.

752 E. Market St.

t RI-5651, for appointment., ob: TYPIST Woman with some typing exfor overtime, perience preferred, but will

consider beginner for position as assistant shipping clerk. Steady work. Please phone

Mr. Westphal, GA-4421, for appointment.

+ TYPIST %

Hergs-Jones Co.

1411 North Capitol

% OFFICE CLERK

5% - Day, 40 - hour week. Experienced.]. , Good pay.

HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10 Pe

377 8. ILLINOIS

ELI LILLY & 0.

Has openings for men in produc-|\ tion ’departinents. Essential war) work with post-war employment opportunities.

GOOD PAY.

“Employment Office

INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

HELP WANTED—-MALE-FEM. 10

PRODUCTION JOBS

Apply

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE |

Inland Container Corporation 700 West Morris Street

220 E. McCarty st. FILE CLERKS

Automatic wage increases. Interesting positions with a

LANE "BRYANT, INC.

752 E. Market St. ~ FINISHER WANTED

To burn In ar oo or pianos. u you have had any experience at all in this type of work see us immediately, Good Pd and permanent set-up. for Mr son

WILKING MUSIC 00,

120 E. Ohio

FOUNTAINEERS Ages 16 to 50

To food and fountain drinks. Pleasant Work, Chance for advancement,

See Mr, Moore

Ll ANE IA

GOOD JOBS That Will Last

Looking for a good job— the kind which will last? We're looking for dependable men and worien to fill some interesting jobs which are now available in our produc. tion department. Apply at our employment office between 8:30 a, m. and (2 noon. BOWES “SEAL FAST” CORP. 216 N. Pine St

INDPLS. POWER & LIGHT cO. Essential Industry

eee NEED $e

* Laborers * Car Washers * Typists * Office Clerks

Time and % for Over 40 Hours Apply

1230 W. MORRIS ST.

* LEARN TO SEW

We will teach able-bodied people

POWER MACHINE OPERATING School Every Day

Beck Canvas Products, Ine. 3234 W. Washington

* TYPIST % 6-Day Week 18 10 30

Preferably experienced. Good pay. Chance for advancement. See Mr. Leslie

" WESTERN ELECTRIC CO. - 420 -'W. OHIO % TYPIST &

Experience Necessary Good Starting Salary. Chance for Advancement. For interview call at

542 N. Meridian

American States Fire Insurance Co.

OPERATORS

We. need machine operators for vital war production. We have an attractive offer for you. Apply now. Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co,

1545 VanBuren

x TYPIST *

to type invoices that have been prepared for typing. Good opportunity to learn to do general office work, Hours, 8 to 5. Only 5 minhn noni downtays by Stock r Miss Basey.

HUGH J. "BAKER & COMPANY

Urgently Needed for:

OFFICE-FACTORY GENERAL LABOR

GOOD WAGES—STEADY WORK

RCA VICTOR DIVISION

Apply 3300 Esst Michigan Street

FLATWORK

FARLEY FUNERALS 525s.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

B W., FALL CREEK BLVD.

a RT S. GAD “GRINSTENER'S

1601 B, New York . H. ANN MA-8488 SEY & TITUS N. Delaware St, LI-3828 MOORE % KIRK IR-1159 CH-1806 TA-8056 | ROS. CO. 954 N. Tlinels L1-5409 ROBERT W. STIRLING MA-4944

or.

TM Presse St Hn

WNERITAGE” "MEMORIALS

Display

LOST & FOU! $50.00 REWARD Low D Tov Coe van

Brown with some black, white chest front legs. Has been gone three

EE own coin Bi OL EEE

A. Norwood man's

Generous reward, BL-1981. ©

Feeders and Folders

PART TIME Hours 3 p. to 8 p.

Experienced Preferred GOOD STARTING PAY

STERLING LAUNDRY 735 Lexington Ave.

“5 FLAT WORK * IRONER WOMEN

No Experience Necessary PROGRESS, LAUNDRY 430 E. Market ~ GARMENT PRESS (OPERATORS

Hours | PM to 8 P.M. xperience Preferred GOOD STARTING PAY

sorng Lamdry

TEE PEE

veer: Multigraph Operator ge ed EXPENINEED food sslary. Apply" Consumers PERFECTION PAINT & WAITRESS 22, ce, ro mock LOR CO.

Coons’ Drug Store, Tiinols higan, WAITRESSES

WA-6440

Openings in an ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

WAITRES

Hotel and Cafe, E. Main, Plainfiel Phone 202

WATTRESS—EXP. ST. sles WHITE W ort order coo hour or Wight

* WILL TRAIN * 18-35

* Measurers

+ Inspector: Pinished "Menders Short ining period followed a sxceptional plece work rates,

Time and A palt for overtime. XE om. Ca RI : a Mm to 5 p. m.

White; no Bundays; sal~y room, board, Grimes 18 id.

100 N. PENN. ~ To Call T0038,

for Men and Women

¢ Production Machine Operators . ® Laborers ® Truck Drivers ® Night Cook

Experience Not Necessary. Apply Euployminh Office to 4:30

MITCHEL & SCOTT: *- MACHINE CO.

1841 Ludlow Ave.

Al with some PBX and typing experience for position as re

SEARS

Girls—Opportunities Now

War Jobs Today Peace Jobs Tomorrow

lief operator and ist. Please phone Mr. Westphal, OA-4421, for apWOMAN. to do - Ming, Stsverise iephone; some typing. Essential indus~ try, See Mr. Martin, Citizens Gas & Coke Utility, 330 W. Ninth st.

has full-time openings in

after OPTICAL

World an

¥ WELDERS

If you know anything about electric welding it' will pay you to

3 ¥ Apply Now Holcomb & Hoke Mfg Co. 7

1545 VanBuren St.

VU. 8. Employment Service, 257 W. Washington

Your Chance at a PERMANENT JOB

which wilt nat be fter-the-war casual MANUFACTU Wang Men and JY amen

to Sins and ho) NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Convenient Location Excellent opportunity for Veterans of War II. Applications accepted from one not employed in an essential

industry or activity.

TINENTAL OPTICAL

COM

1408 .Nerth Capitol

HELP WANTED—MALE Cabinetmakers

oymen Equipment Co., 339 N. Capitol,

ERRAND BO

Bankers Trust Bldg,

Fxperienced Chef

Pleasant ‘surroundings, downtown loca29 W. Ohlo,__ MN TEE PEE FOUNTAIN MEN Tr 70

Bench men, for store fi=iure work. Steady

emp! t. Age no handicap. Goldsmith

Carpenter's Helpers

HELP WANTED—MALE MEN WITH CARS | Start

Late model, to deliver Reign; full or WEST Lim

ERN UNION

TWO MEN

essential work, Job ers steady employment and good postar future to right men. Apply to David Nelson

Between 1:30 and 9:30 A. M. - 4018 College Ave.

Coal Truck Driver

Steady Job—Good Pay. . Most coal conveyor loaded,

MUESING-MERRICK COAL GO.

Colored. For dental supply house. 200 Ying anf | ‘Good wages, References required

ay—Bonuses

PANY

Avenue

NOTICE

HELP WANTED-—-MALE

CAR WASHER PORTERS

STEADY WORK. GOOD PAY

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET

552 BE. WASHINGTON

J 2 SHEET METAL MEN » % (0 JANITORS +

Steady Work—-Good Pay See Mr, Co

+ RED CAB COMPANY +

FREIGHT HOUSE

PENN RAILROAD ® Good Starting Salary ® Opportunity for Advancement

® Excellent Postwar future 2 ® No Tire or Grease Work

Freight Elevator Operator

Reliable man, white, for full-time work,

H. P. WASSON & CO.

139 E. South

GASETERIA

~ x

familiar with use of carpenter's tools needed at once for

Essential work:

401 8. State st. MA 8585 day week. All daytime work with plenty 3830 3830 Brookville od. IR-1101 of avertime No * experience necessary. in | G00d starting ‘salary. Apply Mr. Miller, ~ C00KS“and GRILL MEN W. J. Holliday & Co. WA-6440 _ 43 V w [McCarty 25

“NIGHT WATCHMEN

If physically fit and looking for a permanent position for the future, this is a real opportunity;

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM TRUCKERS NEEDS rmanent Position PACKERS—TRUCKERS Opportunity for Advancement GENERAL MILL

Outside storm window installers.’

Bd to unload coal cars; good pay, 1001 Southeastern Ave.

Yor Miscellaneous Factory Work “SOppertunity for Advancement.

Central Stajes Envelope Oo.

16 8. Sherman Drive

MEN 16 to 60

postwar security: Ble

METAL MAN « PERMANENT See Mr. Baker

JONES & MALEY 2421 KE. Washington

AND PORTER

good starting wage In essential Industry, Apply Mr. Miller.

543 W. McCarty st.

WORKERS

No experience Resousary, Good starting pay. Plenty overtime.

EVANS MILLING CO.

1730 W W. Michigan

“318 8. East St. Mr. Murray.

STEAMFITTER and PLUMBER

Also Helpor~-Experiencet—giunty

POSITIONS WANTED =

REFINED lady wants a io do Tight Boose: work in wcpange for room-beard self and rp husband. re able Dec. 1, oT a ld Fashin and roning to do. Call at 1312 B.SPEC ANNOUNC

ON and after this date 1 will not bE responsible for any debts contracted for by any other ov) than myself. 113 W. North st. PERSONAL SERVICED [ NEW AND USED ELECTRIC PUMPS AND WATER SYSTEMS

REPAIRS AND SERVICE

Distr. of Fairbanks- Morse Producia

PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL

“Our Aristocrat” only 32.95 orth 8. Cold waves only $7.50

Open Every Nite Tin’ 100M

=_.| No appointment needed work guaranteed. ampoo and Set $1.25-81.50. ROYAL, 401 PO Robsevelt bldg. RI.

91013

WUT URE LTS TTI RETA JACOBS

MEYER O >.214 E. 16th

ONE-DAY SERVIC Emergency Dry Cleaners Crescent Cleaners, 1244-46 N. Cap. Paper Hanging Seimne Work

guaranteed. Ime mediate service. FLOYD COFFMAN, CH-6258-M.

Hoosier Weaving Co. 432 State Life bldg. MA-T140.

en who are -not afraid of

weather. Best wages paid. Car: porter prin, Jackson, BR-4800,

1031 E. Washington §t,

J.D

+ (3th & Meridian Sts. 4

D. Adams Mfg. Co.

217 6. Belmont Ave. : AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY NIGHT OPENINGS

RIVETING OR SHEET METAL EXPERIENCE PREFERRED

Apply 8:30 2. m. to 5:30 p. m. Shirley Corp, 330 E. $1. Joe.

ASSISTANT SHIPPER

Five Days $27.00 a Week

RKO RADIO PICTURES AUTO MECHANIC"

* GRILLE

J AND % COUNTER MAN $30.00 Weekly

Opening for Man With Bome Packing Experience

H. P. WASSON & CO.

Apply 43 W, St, Clair St. Between 8 A, M. and 5 P. M, LABORER FOR GREENHOUSE WORK Bauer-Steinkamp & Co.

. State Road 29 1, mile North of Marion County line in Hamilton County

PLUMBER

* PATCHERS %

Big ortunity for men rderstand patch work and finishing on pianos, post-war employment.

610 S. New Jorsey st. ASK FOR MR. a eh license, Oall after 5:30 P, M. LI-

PAPER HANGING DIED. SERVICE

HOWARD JINES—BE-267

UPHOLSTERING—35 Years in rE | call us today for estimates. 8. G.

Strong. BL-1200. | VAULTS, septic tanks; cesspools pumped and hauled. ie inspection, - Prompt service, “sp ELECTRIC repairing; “F service; delivered. © 1010

ALL SH s of semepit works ia. ‘481° Shan fot Alpi, all EY a Ri-2928 Hard fl - Harvest fom ie tree, r BR-8626 Mattresses repaired carly. mii. Patch Plastering =a Fre d WASHERS Td en CRUSHED STONE for your drive, $4 and $4.50 per ton, spread. BE-1008-M.

Furnace Repairing 20d 5 rer ROOMS WIT!

ipes. BR-1145. R WITHOUT BOARD 1b iB

* LABORERS x

Helpers, Spray Painters, D Steel Layout, Rivet Heaters

Apply _ INSLEY MFG. CO. 801 N. Olney 3400 E. 10th Lithograph Press Helpers

hour for day work, 75¢ an Constderabie

Te an hour A night work, overtime necessary.

Wm. B. Burford Printing Co. * 803 E. Washington

WRVERTREE REN i SE MAINTENANCE MAN 7.5...

trical experience. Haseutia) uduvey, Postwar work. WEST BAKING »CO., 1331 E

“PORTER

Blue Point Auto Supplies

ELAWARE.. MADISON AND RAY STS

ORTER * Good Pay % % Good. Hours ¥% % Permanent

GOODYEAR SERVICE

N. Delaware

PORTERS-—16 to 60. Part or full-time work. Convenient Jats tion. No transporta preferred t necessary. Your drug store is an essential part of your everyday home-front service. HOOK'S DE-

PENDABLE DRUG STORES. FICE—CALIFORNIA AND MAR~ KET BTS. :

Re breakfast privileges. College car. BROOKSIDE WN. room for — fentiomas heat and transportation; $5.00. other

roomers, CH-3812-3.

CENTRAL, 1138—Nicely _Turnished Joom, next bath: private entrance; single or double. Reasonable

PARE sng leo corner : nial 8; single, " L1-4607. . h PARK, 1064—Warm, next bath, hot water

in room, $3.50 up. Gentleman. BPANN AVE. 1131—Modern sleeping

room; newly papered; constant hot water, me 1992. pe ® Yoom, near bath: large closet; 2 men. MA-9117. ’ - WASHINGTON, 10 room, near he #703,

*iaquire 310 Inquire 2310 Ne Meridian,

Washi on St. * MAN UNDER 40 *

with construction engineering experienee. Permanent, post-war SeyTIy with national major of experience ty work handled. Phone wr

|7 MAN WANTED TO W IN RETREAD PLANT

GOODYEAR RETREAD, 409 N. TALBOT

Alutial) aa -

PORTERS Reliable Porters

Colored

for Full Time Day Work H. P. WASSON & CO.

ROOMS WITH $3; PARK, 314—Nice room with tb board, "; twin beds. Men only. MA-4024

room for employed girl

WILL board children In my home, Good care. Reasonable. Walking distance.

MAN TO WORK IN SYRUP ROOM

PORTER

on WILL care Tor two small children in my he yi Hy Mother's care. Inquire at 743 a

Indiana's Vig Chevrolet Dealershi Family Hours Close Saturday at Noon Steady Employment

Group

Vacations With Pay— Guaranteed Salary

NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET, INC.

M6 E. 63RD ST.

i £30 evenings

Insurance

interview,

BARBER ™* "1"

Sat, and Beaders healthful war work. Mr.

an. WESTERN UNION

i an also one man inexperienced; open evenings for

BAKING CO. ————— 3 E. W, E, Wash, TH BARBER SHOP 133 W. Market

with sash and door exp, LEE CO. 1621 W. WABH. BR-6242 AFTER 6 P.M

icycles Age 15 or over to work after school, 7p m Also full time

Good w

— es. Pleasant alton, 18 N.

BOYS

17 OR OVER to learn trades in 3: Phinting plant; good pay: an a post-war fu.

“Wa. B. Burford Printing Co, 603 E Washington

nent work,

® Many selling departments ® Warehouse men 4 ® Tire and battery men

4 no Sundays. Guaranty a Satori 20 WN. Meridian

gine Lady to Learn r Business rust Bldg.

Women for Counter Work

® Lubrication men Sears, Roebuck & Co.

a ra 10

VITAL FACTORY.

BASCA MFG. CO."

3019 Roosevelt Ave. ~~ Tool Makers First-Class Machinists

WORK

BOYS OVER (6

No experience necessary, Permae Good wages. |

STERLING LAUNDRY

620 N. Delaware St,

MAN FOR TRUCK PARTS IN STOCK ROOM Experience nt necessary Apply Wm. R. Stewart

Aero-Mayflower Transit Co. $87 Mass. Ave.

METALMEN, TOP WAGES. PER-.. MANENT EMPLOYMENT,

C. T. FOXWORTHY CO. 819 E. Washington St.

"MECHANICS CAR WASHER

Permanent Compensation and working conditions excellent.

JONES & MALEY __ 241 E. Wash. St. * MECHANICS * Pull or Part-Time Good Pay--Bteady Work General Truck Sales, Inc.

% 31 West 13th Street 4

‘Mechanics—Metal—Painters Guarantes—~Commissions—Peterson 30th & Central Bales Co. TA-4501 All or Part Time

MEN

Southern Indiana territor . within 75 miles radius of Richmond, Indiana,

sion. All H. D. WHITAKER, Bex 57, Cincinnati 1, Ohio.

~~ SAND BLASTERS SHOT BLASTERS AND HELPERS

Top Pay. ply in Perso

INDUSTRIAL SAND BLASTING CO. SEWING MACHINE MECHANIC Good Pay Beck Canvas Products, Inc.

2234 W. Washington

SHIPPING and - RECEIVING CLERK

to sell both Printing and Industrial papers. Permanent position. Real opportunity. Salary and commisreplies confidential.

220 Bhelby St.

State age, experience and wages expected. Good post-war future, Address Times Box A-002.

Perm ition, lh Man to do general work, Pleasant work-| WILL room and board 1 or 2 children; - Ha a on a os Sn pr Parmaneni—Good Pay ing conditions; good hours with Ky private home; good care. LI-D080. rey R Tharp vo, ne. Apply Leonard Farber Apply Miss Wilson, Spink-Ar Hotel, WILL care for child while mother Works. , Meridian. BE-2523-M, 946 Concord. AUTO MECHANIC — NEHI BEVERAGE COMPANY Se Piowt +a ood 2 1420 N._ Seale ROUTE wan | CHILDREN RET Modern shop; a go aft- MAN TO WORK WILL board 1 or 3 Shudien, under 3 ernoons or nl es on, EX- GUAR. years. Permanen A 3815 College. . SERVICE ANTEE | CARE of babies in “ve e by the in R i Wek, 1306 Bradbu GA-7008. AUTO “BODY n Recapping Plam "ye # | HOUSE 5 ; 25 “ od MEN COMMERCIAL TIRE SERVICE Ambitious worse howd make Way . Ji Tx kk AHR rooms; 1201. CORNELL AVE. RI-2614 A-6304, ’ !

Sal an Only qualification & willing- TINE 1082—1 t esm ness to work and a pleasant room, first floor; near Sch ~Cumvoice as all sales. are made by phone. | mings, Adults, __ 519 Security Trust Bldg. FR-2432. BROADWAY, 12: 3 rooms, near bath; adults; $10. SALESMAN BROADWAY, ros 1 and 2 rooms, kitchHave opening for aggressive | enetie, bath; . accommodate 3 emsalesman in well established | Dloved: $10.

y | CONGRESS, 640 — NICE ROOM AND . ENT FOR COUPLE. TA-2621, ENGLISH, 1302—One, large, up Sonsiant hot rR ru; $6.50,

HOYT, 1112-W room a Pm Soong facilities; employed preferred; utilities

LYNDHURST AND RD. 36 (directions on signboard), near Allison's, clean modern cabins, Monthly, Weekly, daily, Reasonable. Jones’ Tourist Camp. MARKET, 1006 E.—Large, front room, Ricwy furnished, kitchenetie, bath; wk

ow FERRET, Noon sad sal kitchenette; nice, clean; employed ts uits only. NEW YORK BT. 2638 E—2 Nicely furnished rooms; refrigeration; employed days only.

apartment, also sleeping room. Adults.

PENNSYLVANIA, 1438 N. La front room, down, Frigidaire and water. Also sleeping room 12TH, 611 E.; 3 large lower ToOmE; ac commaodate 3 3-4 -4_employed adults; nz.

APARTMENTS [8 FOR RENT RENT

“ARTIVNT RENTAL WEN

0 VACANCIES "MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS" 13-8888

T. A. Moynahan Properties

NO VACANCIES MOYNAHAN CP ARTMENTS 850 » Ne LT 2 WL

He H, "WOODSMALL AGENCY

108 E. WASHINGTON--LI-5391

ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY Experience NOT Necessary

Pull or part time. Steady work now and after the war. Our business bas been operation bere for 78 years, National Starch Products, Ine.

1518 8 DROVER

LI-9510.

735 Lexington Ave.

Boys Over 16 Part or Full-Time Work. (Apply Service Dept.) L. STRAUSS & CO. ; "BRAKE MECHANIC — EXP, Prank's Brake Bervice, 39 8. 8. Missour!; Bread and Cake Salesman Established Route ' See Mr. Puyear

MEN—20 fo 50

to Distribute Work in Department

‘National Hosiery Mills

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

MEN—NEEDED AS HELPERS

to ‘machine patsy and yo by steel fabricator doing highly saponin} a. ork. ox

. ney. sited Bueady Ot a. “Plenty o

{HUGH J, BAKER ‘& COMPANY

602 W. McCarty

4 MEN W Citizens Gas

d ih ut. ity, an essential indus ‘ main 4nd Just at bia and ; needs

SHOE FINISHER

Apply MAROTT SHOE STORE 18 E. Washington

NO VACANCIES GENERAL APARTMENTS. 232 W. VERMONT. L1-243%9, CUTS small 2-roo.n house, completel: pr: decorated: water furn Hoy 80, a 1 EB. 13th st,

5 5 &

1340 ENGLISH AVE—3- 3-4 “rooms; . Atesm heat and utilities paid, new paper and

Wanted Mechanics, Helpers

“Balke & Krauss Co. ! 427 W. Market

__paint, FR-2120. MARKET, 1034 E—4 rooms, modern; Ail utilities paid except electricity, FR-

3801, week.

BUY 3 rooms nice Inrmiture, $300 cash;

and Tire Men Rites. private Coss In, #40 In Essential! Industry month, ¥R-300' Apply Clyde 8. Berry WEST — Sin rr for employed Aero Mayflower Transit Gp, | olny maker ok cot~ er ee a” "| BOLORED Tor, Tet utilities, bath, in exchange r house- ~ Wanted Immediately work. HU-3 Car Unloaders WANTED TO RENT n ¥ T iGious STUDENT neds T- . $i per Hour. Poe unryan 4) apartment; * Apply * colli t reference. Rei Mise

. Loyd, oO h1-3681, on

| WANTED=S or. Surnisned haus, | north; adults; permanent Carr, CH160, Bxb. 96.

Carr, CH-

CYLINDER PRINTING tii, ’ PRESSMAN ; »

MANAGEMENT — RENTAL SERVICE

_Beville, dikap 8a m till-®p m

PENNSYLVANIA, 1438 W —Small efficiency :

Pope Pakage Compa 225

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