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Help Wanted
Situations Wanted
PERSONAL
P. M. _*.?_OOMMUNIOATR WITH tIS;
wirg. phone or wr'tc; Important. F. H K.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
A REWARD OF
$350 WILL BE PAID
for return of n pair platinum, flve dia?
monds each. mt ln circles. pendent enr
?ings. I<o?t about Mareh lat to 6th, be
tlwon Palm Beach, Florida and Wes.l End
avenue and 105th street. Communlcate
?with R. B. Hoowood. 65 . John st., New
Tork City; telephone Beckman 8987.
LOST?Mareh 17, platinum dlpped wrlst
watch. nblong shape. surrdnnded hy dia?
monds, from Park ave. ar.d SOttt st. tt> Madl
mg ave., through 47th to Madison, down
Madison to 4nth st. and Fifth ave.. Wool
worth's; liberal reward lf returned to J. P.
Kane, 103 Park ave.
LOST?Ladies" Rold braeclet watch. mono
gram "C. B. BV black wristband, tn
Black and White taxt to Capitol Theater
Wednesday afternoon; loss discovered at
theater, 5:30; reward. Return 200 West
56th st.. apt. KE: phone Circle 2811.
LOST.?Last week. gold watch ln leather
case. raised rronogram in platinum M. A.
Return to Apartment 5-A. 103 East 86th st.
Tel. 5890 Leno.\? Reward.
LOST.?Brown brlndle dog. near Grand
Central; hl-.ck studded collar; whtte
fnrepaws; male: reward. 156 East 45th st.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
UNUSUALLY attractive large front partor
and bedrooms. private bath; also single
vooms. all newly furnished and decorated;
joTercnoes essential. Apply 258 West 22d st...
Mrs. Voile.
S7TH ST . 39 WEST.?Comfortably furnished
room, adjoining bath; exeellent restaurant
!n bulldtng. Murphy.
94TH ST.. 55 WEST.?Large front room.
lavatory, electrioity, convenlent bath; p.-i
tate house.
129TH ST.. 5 WEST?Large furnished room
for two; hot and cold water; exeellent
board convenlences. Harlem 3085^
PURNISHEC APARTMENTS TO LET
AUl.OR. BEDROOM AXD BATH, COM
PLETELY FURNISHED, AND LARGB
STUDIO WITH TWO BEDROOMS, ALSO
SLITE FOR DOCTORS ON FIRST FLOOR.
ANNUAL LEASES. HOTEL SCHUYLER.
GBO. T. STOCKHAM. PROP.. 57 WEST
45TH STREET. TELEPHONE 1181
BRYANT.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 320.?Most at?
tract ively furnished nlne-roon". apart?
ment; high class elevator building: lease to
October. See supt. or phono River. 1951.
Desirable apartments for
summer rental.
EVERETT M. SEIXAS CO..
507 6th Ave. 4520 Murray Hill.
GRAMERCT SECTION.?2 rooms and bath,
bachelor apartments; wonderful large lay-i
out: outside rooms; open fire; service op
tionnl; possession May 1. Bohanan, 132 East j
19th. Te!. 6347 Stuyvesant.
HANDSOME and profusely furnished
i corn-r apartment of 12 rooms. Broadway i
and S6th St.; large foyer, living room.
drawing room. dining room, 5 master's
rooms, the necessary servants" rooms, to-I
get her with a butler and housemaid. For j
rent from April 15 to October 15. H. F., j
Box 194, Tribune Offlce.
LEXINGTON AVE.?Unusually attractive 3
rooms, kitchenette and bath; immediate
T? ssessii n Plaza 4321.
:
TWO-ROOM APARTMENT, Gramercy Park;
living room, bedroom, '.arge entrance hall;
ran> ments for Hght eooking and bath;
tmpletely furnished; elevator and cafe;
:?"?-: s rvlce: a perfect locatlon for couple
??'?? klns refined ar.d exclusive home. Phone
C853 Gramercy. Apt. 2M.
TWO ROOMS?kitchenette, bath; newly.
attractlvely furnished; four months, be?
ginning April. Phono before 11 a. it:..
Plaza 3562.
58T.H ST., 21 WEST?2 rooms. bath, kitch?
enette; Park view; wood fireplace; lease
to October; opportunity lease unfurnished
from October. Apartment 84.
T7TH. 50 WEST.?I can arrange to sublet a j
* 4-room and bath suite at Mannattan Stjuare '
Hotel until Oct. lst. facing the Museum of
v'Xatural History; ultra desirable; $2,500 per,
innum; imm<cliate occupancy; open to in
sp^ction at any time. .1. A. Voice, 210 Elev
"r.:h ave. Chelsea 6420
102D ST., 324, corner Riverside Drive?
April until October; S rooms, 3 baths;
..1:11 furnished; can be seen any time.
Vpartment 2D.
PURNITURB and lease for sait. very desir?
able six-room apartment. Riverside 5160.
NEW JEKSr'x
EAST ORANUE.?Four rooms furnished,
Aprll-October; $ 1 C>ij month. I'hone Orange
4S19-R.
APARTMENTS WANTED
BONUS $*)5 for 6-room apartment, West
ii.ie, below 135th st.; occupancy May lst;
adults, $75-$S5 per month. B., Box 747
Tribune.
BOARD WANTED
GENTLEMAN desires room with board ln
suburbs or country. B., Box 753 Tribune.
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION NEEDS
MANAGERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS.
We prefer to develop men to become our
executives instead of hlring executives from
other companies.
SUCCESS IX LIKE DOES NOT COME
FKOM HOPING CR WISHING, BL'T
THROUGH EFFORT,
if you helleve in yourself and you are dis
tatlBfki with your present condition, and
you are between the uges of 21 and 35, we
have a wonderful opening for vou. Apply by
letter only to N. T? Box 932, Tribune Offlce.
AUTO INSTRUCTION
WE TEACH REPAIRING AND DRIV
ING IN SHORT TIME; LICENSE GUAR
ANTEED: LADIES' CLASSES. AMERI?
CAN Al'TO SCHOOL, 7_H Lexington ave.
<6'.'th>. Plaza 4016.
A"*TO INSTRUCTION, Il?.
Single lessons, |l; Cadillac, Studebaker _
Mitchell. R &-. M. Co.. 1303 Lexington ave.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR?Pleasant
anc! profitable work; day and evening
classes. Send for free booklet and vlsltor's
pass. West Side T. M. C. A.. 306 Weat
$7th st.
LEARN OXTACKTTLENE WELDINO
Great demand for tralned men. Eight
weeks" course. Class now formihg.
23d St. Y. Al. C. A., 215 West 33d St? N. Y.
LEARN* llnotype; ideal trade, pays $2,600,
cost $200; why not investlgate? Stuyve
?ant 2478. Empire School, 133 East 16th.
SHOP MATHEMATICsT~mechantcal and
archttectural drawing and tvpewritlng
courses am utlit available for registration
at Brooklyn Central Y. M. C. A., 65 Han
son Place, Brooklyn.
,i
I
Spanish ! French I Spanish ! French '
t mlssed a $6,000 job aa export manager
because I did not know Spanish; then I
learned it by a quick, practical met l Lt
?nd would uot pan wttfi the knowledge
for a round sum of money; write me for
a free book. explalning an eaay method to
YOUR LIFE WORkT^STTLE IT KCtw"
instead oi. after years of drlftlng ln w^n.
Pesltions tour proFre?s. succms and ?atis*
faction depend upon selectlng the work for
which you are beat fltted. &f0re making _
rhange. nnd out what your life work should
be. Thru an analysis of your abilttles trom
!_-rt)idy ?f. the 'ac.e. our tralned analys "
can determine the right Job for i/ou Th ?
"tu<ly is based on known scientlrtc law*
Call hero for full details. B >okl. t ?'! " 0n
request. Merton Institute. Inc ,96 Fifth
ffi. <*t l?t_ ???.- W7r. Tel. Chelw? W.
help^^tjedTiXle
A *5fE_-?i _%_*_? hou8e w?int??, rnat* 2? to 35
? to soli high standard publication on ?,,h
-crlption splendld oppot^mtTtcTraZA
XfTIl ,0Ward ??"ItUni sales manageVs
nTtlo 1M nf, ma," Wh0 ?? ^wmlaWe and am
'me Offlce." e3*^r'???. B.. Box 766.gTX:
AGENTS?Sell Identincatlonlaga for k^s"
N.BrCOD 8U*'Ply' *??-? 8t.! Jersey city.
M?tA_lA V?h,-^*J .m!u*t ho fa?-'-tar with
Business Opportunities
Business Cards
HELP WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT AND CHIEF
CLERK
Textile mill selling agency
requires accountant and
chief clerk; this opening
is with a house doing a
large vdlume of business
and offers an unusual op?
portunity to an ambitious
young man; state experi?
ence and salary desired.
Box A893, Tribune.
; ASSISTANT EMPLOYMENT MANAGER
Llve wire?to interview, hire and follow
. up all male help requirements ln larae
printing establlshment. Must have expenfc
, chop in employment work. Write. stating
? experience. salary and when available. P
O. Bc" ''? ???
! York.
ASSISTANT to buyer; Christian over 30;
pleasing personallty and address; salarv
J35; an opportunity. Bowtell's Agencv
1 /0 Broadway.
BOOKKEEPER, experlenced
man, by large imjjorting
house on customers' charge
ledger; good opportunity for
right man; state age and sal?
ary. Box A., 894 Tribune.
BOOKKEEPER and shipping clerk,
Christian firm; references required.
Henri. 69 W. 44th st.
BOYS
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.,
j 5th Ave., 37th and 38th Sts.,
| Offer the most liberal salaries
to
BRIGHT BOYS
as stock clerks, messengers,
etc; permanent positions and
opportunity for rapid advance?
ment.
Apply
APPLICATION OFFICE,
6 West 38th St.,
9th Floor.
BOYS
THOSE THAT ARE GOOD AT
FIGURES AND OF GOOD CHAR
ACTER, WHO WOULD LIKE TO
LEARN ACCOUNTANCY CAN
SECURE EXCELLENT TRAIN?
ING IN LARGE MANUFACTCR
ING COMPANY; NO EXPERI?
ENCE NECESSARY; GOOD
START ING WAGES.
Apply ROBT. GAIR CO.
FOOT OF WASHINGTON ST., BROOKLYN.
BOY?About 16, for office of
American manufacturer; es?
tablished and growing. J. F.
Newman, 11 John St., cor of
Broadway, New York. B., Box
757 Tribune. ?
BOYS
An exceptlonal opportunity ls offered to
several bright boy* to connect themselves
with one of the largeat and oldest concerns
of its kind: hours 8:30 to 5, half dav Sat?
urday; advancement will be rapid if you
are ambitious and a willing worker; give
details as to age, experience (if ?*ny) and
salary desired. Write U. T. Hungerford
Brass Company, SO Lafayette st., N. Y
BOY.
Advertising agency offers ex?
cellent opportunity to alert and
wiillng boy; $11 per week and
extra pay for overtime. Blaker
Agency. room 901, 110 W. 40th.
BOY. Christian, in offlce of manufacturing
flrm; offlce duties and light erranthr; hours
8-5. 12:30 Saturday; $12 weekly; oppor?
tunity to advance. Continentai Can Co., 616
West 43d st.
BOY wanted for offlce and errands ln cotton
goods export house; opportunity for ad?
vancement to Intelllgent and brlght boy^o
learn the business. Call Exporter, ?29
Broadway.
BOY ABOUT* 16 WANTED IN LARGE
REAE ESTATE CORP.; EXCELLENT'
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
FOR BRIGHT YOUNG AMERICAN. BOX
A880 TRIBUNE.
BOY want?d ln offlce of Import house; op- ;
port unit-.' for advancement; no experience
necessary. Apply Rubber Imports and Deal?
ers Co., C9 Wall st.
BOYS wanted ln large advertising agency; '
? hance for advancement. Call J. Walter
Thompson Company, 244 Madison ave., New
York City.
BOY, about 15, ln a manufacturing busl- :
r.ess; advancement for energettc, brlght
boy. A. H. Reblot, Room 426, 15 John st. I
BOYS?Errand boys ln offlce of printing
plarrt; steady; good opportunity. Amer?
ican Banker, 67 Pearl st.
BOY, 17, TO MAKE HIMSELF GENERALLY !
USEFUL, SHIPPING DEPARTMENT.
BARGAIN PAPER BAG CO., 213 E. 4TH.
, BOY WANTED?Import and export, Chris?
tian flrm; excellent opportunity. Parsons
. & Whlttemore, Room 1718, 299 Broadway.
BOYS, active, under 18; old established flrm;
excellent opportunity and advancement.
Apply Dow, Jones & Co., 44 Broad st.
BOY wanted to nnawef phone and do office
work; salary $12 to start. Apply Watson,
Stillman Co., Room 1580, 50 Church st.
BOY wanted, brlght. offlce and errands;
good salary; rapid advancement. M.
Gordon Company, 79 Walker st.
BOY for errands ln large engraving house.
Apply Star Engraving Company, 113
West 20th et.
BOY?Errand boy wanted; bring references.
Ramsdell Drug Co.. 76S Flfth ave.
BOY. for- offlce and errands. Apply M.
Adlls Company, 64 Maiden Lane.
BOY in bookstore. offlce work. errands. Will
iam Helbrun, 415 Mudlson ave.
CANDY MANCFACTURB
GER A OEX-?RAL MANA
Eal^^X-iiSJTKR W STRICT
}&.1 . CONFIDENCE. GIVING
RIENCEI0AT10NS AND ****?
R- H. H., ROOM 909,
22!> 6TH AV.. NEW YORK CITY
| OONTRACTORS MAN--)n,"oap?W,"of de
? slgnlng reinforced co erete. and struc
itur.al steel; must bei flrst clw m.?
HELP WANTED MALE
COMPOSITOR ?Stone hand;
steady position; $50 a week;
first class man, understanding
color and halft-tone work; pat?
ent blocks; open shop. Ad?
dress B., Box 769, Tribune.
DRAFTSMEN'
DESIGNERS
Electrical, Structural and
Concrete
Highest pay for competent mer. expe?
rlenced ln large power station, substatlon
afcd industrial work. only Al men need
apply. Personal Interview desirable.
DWIGHT P. ROBINSON & CO., INC.
148 Duane st., New York City.
ENGINEERING
Young man wlth college education who would
Uke to enter the fleld of Industrial engl
neerlng wlth large manufacturing plant. B,
E., Box 209, Cable Building.
FEEDER for oyllnder press; steady Job.
Christian Alllaneo Publishing Co., 318
West 39th st
FOREMAN for medium slzed printing
plant, employing twenty people, under?
stand estimatlnp, g.>od typographer and
layout man; hlgn clas^ man wanted; sal?
ary to start $50, with advancement de
pending on ability. Write for Immediate
employment. glvln.t o?t Ulflcatlons and ref?
erences. Box 891 V. T.'lbuno Offlce.
FOOTMAN
$75 to $80. Colonif.' Afcacy, 25 West 42d st.
Room 512. Telephone 3696.
GROCERY CLERKS, experi
enced; excellent future fori
right men; opportunity to be-1
come maniisrers. Apply 1591
Atlantic, Ave., Brooklyn.'
INSURANCE CO. has opening j
for young man; start at $60'
per month; opportunity to i
learn the business and pros- j
pects exceptionally good for ad
vancement. Box A., 886 Trib-;
une.
JAPANESE cooks, butlers. Japanese Em- |
ployment Bureau, 111 West 42d st. Bryant
7787.
MAN. married. between 25-40, for collectlng
and soliciting for large industrial insurance
company; saiary and commission. Apply
Room 410, 75 Montgomery st., Jersey City. .
L. Jacoby. ?
OFFICE BOY? Good opportunity for brlght.
refinert boy. 16 to 18. .United Fruit Co., :
AuoHting Dept., pjer 9, North Rtver. ?
OFFICE ASSISTANT; stato age. salary !
and references. Box A. X.. 104 E. 14th st.
PHYSICIAN wlth Connectlcut- llcense can j
find steady. year around work in a most '
attractive health resort for nervous and
rest cure patients; good home, congenial j
surroundings. pleasant work. good salarv.
hotel cuisine. loom and laundry. Blvthe
wood Sanitarlum, Grecnwich, Conn.
PRESSMEN
Llthographic Pressmen, quallfied for poster
work on Stone Presses, can find steady em?
ployment,'good wages and good working con
dltlons by writing
THE MORGAN LITHOGRAPH COMPANY, I
E. 7 7th & Payne ave.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. live wire. de- !
Slres position in big office. must have ;
salary and commission. B. Box 7 72 Trib
une Office.
SALESMEN WANTED?An old established
house. manuiacturing a line of mechan?
ical speeialttc-K which are well known to
tho trade as quality goods, ,-equlres three
high class, commission selcsmen for New
York and Connectlcut territcry. Appiicants
will kindly give age, expeVlence and ref.
eier.ee and appointment v.ill be made
Wayne oil Tank & Pump Co. 17S0 Broad?
way New York City.
SALESMAN. demonstrato electric vaeuum
cleanors; leads furnlshed; com. basli
Cnil 9:.".0 a. m. Hngcr, Kulte 402, 530 I
Fifth av.
SALESMEN
A Wall Street hou.-e. long established ln |
brokerage on stocks. oon<3- and securities on
:he various exchanges, wi Vtes to establish
an active force of salesnun. Opportunities
for ihe largest possible prollts will be avall
p'!e to salesmen who have .their own clients
and who can follow up ta:<gible leads. At
present there are available the securities of
an 'stablished and paying industrial, a pro?
ducing and very promlsing oil and an oper
a'.lng mine that Is very soon to declare its
first dividend, ail being offered at attractive
prices before being iisted for trading. Sales?
men joining this organization no? may be
assured of a permanent connection and a
large income, Address Broker E. T. M., j
Postoffice Box 372, City Hall Station, New
York City.
~~ SALESMEN !
JEWISH BOOK MEN
to represent the largest Jewish book house
In the world publishing In the English
language; exclusive territory and leads
furnlshed; commission basis; men of good
personallty can earn $150 to $200 weekly. i
Call daily, 10 to 12 a. m., Jewish Publica?
tion Society, 110 West 40th st.
SALESMEN
The selling of Investment securities ls
profitable to many men. Why not you?
This organization ls offering an oppor?
tunity to men of ability, regardlese as to
whether experlenced or not.' to connect wlth .
a large concern, marketing securities that
will stand strlctest investigation.
A thorough training ls given in this field j
at no cost to you. Commission basis. Ex
pense paid. Box 164, Tribune Office.
SALESMEN WANTED.?To present stand
ard medical books to physicians only. We :
have Just issued and now have in prepara
tion many new books that are meeting wlth
pronounced favor. Successful books mean
successful salesmen. good Income, agreeable
occupation. Permanent, exclusive, protected
territory when you have proven your ability.
Address, wlth fuliest details and business
references. J B. Lippincott Company, Phila?
delphia, Penn. % j
SALESMEN wanted who are producers;
we need you right now, nursery stock in
big demand; perr.istent men. earn large
commissions, paid weekly; lnvestigate.
Perry Nurserles, Rochester, N. T.
-_- i
THERE is an opportunity for!
two aggressive salesmen to
connect with the upholstery and
drapery department of a large j
and progressive concern of na
tional repute. The men must j
be capable and must be able to I
furnish satisfactory references.
Communications will be consid
ered confidential. A., 879 Trib-i
une Office.
TWO HIGH GRADE RETAIL AUTOMO
B1LE SALESMEN WANTED. TO SELL
THB JACKSON SIX, THOSE WITH
PROSPECTS TREFERRED. E. E. PAR
RACK. 20 CENTRAL PARK WEST.
WANTED, AT ONCE, FIRST
CLASS. RELIABLE FUR
DYEH, WAGES UNLIMTTED
TO THE RIGHT PARTY;
MUST SHOW RESULTS AND
REFERENCE.
TWIN CITY FUR DRESS1NO
AND DYEING CO.,
Ii39 STH BT., S. E.,
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN.
YOUNG MAN wanted, collega graduate
mechanical engineer; prefer one who
has been out of college 2 to 3 years, work
ln sales department of large and rid es?
tablished house dealing in iron and ste'1
Reply definitely as to age, education, expe?
rience, ambltlon -and salary desired A
S85. Tribune Offlce.
WANTED?Bench hands; steady employ?
ment; good wages; overtime. Addreas
Rldgway Door & Sash Factory, Rla-rway, Pa.
YOUNG MAN, take charge of m-Oling ^oln
of large publishing housa: good aaiWy
w?t*4oth??"'Writa t- ? T***- *M#?
Want Adv<
HELP WANTED MALE
SECURITY SALESMEN
Who have had at least 3 years'
experience and who can pro
duce exclusive evidence that
they have earned not less than
?5,000 a year are invited to in
quire how they can join a scien
tifically conducted sales organ?
ization, operating under a new
and novel plan which assures
double their present incomes
and ultimately a financial com
petence through the profit
sharing' features of this organ?
ization.
We furnish introductions to
friends and associates of 400
bankers and business men who
are financially interested in the
company.
This is an opportunity to
make yourself financially inde?
pendent. It is worth looking
into immediately.
ADDRESS I DEPT.,
PETROLEUM PRODUCING
& REFINING COMPANY,
SUITE 400
489 Fifth Ave.; New York City.
YOUNG MAN
for general office work, messenger and
mail; splendid opportunity for ad?
vancement; haif day Saturday.
METAL PACKAGE CORP.,
346 CARROLL ST., BKLYN.,
Between Bond and Hoyt sts.
YOUNG MEN, 18 to 20, of good education,
wanted by a large and old established
house dealing ln iron and steel products;
residents of New Jersey preferred; splen?
did opportunity to learn tho iron and steel
business; state age, education, experience,
if any. and salary expected. A. 884,
Tribune Office.
Young Man
required for sporting goods and firearms i
store; must be oxperienced nnd have ref- ;
erences. Apply. 2d floor. Klrtlnnd Bros.
*.-. Co., 96 Chambers St., after 9:30 A. M. i
YOUNG MAN irr insurance broker's office
for street work; state exDerlence and
salary deslred, A? Box 8SS, tribune.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
INSTRUCTION
WANAMAKER
BEAUTY SCHOOL,
883 Fifth Ave., Near 36th St.
Leading School of America.
EARN $25 WEEKLY.
Hairdressing, Manicuring,
Marcel Waving.
All Branches Taught.
RJ3GISTS1R NOW FOR HIOH
CLASS POSITION; WE CAN?
NOT PU-'PLY THE DEMAND;
J'.EACH OTTT FOR SUCCESS
1N AJ? 'CNVIRONMENT Qf
WEALTH ".NP RRFINEMENT;
I'AT A.VD EVENING CLA8'?E&
m_!____? _!!7S vanderbllt.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR CAPABLE WOMEN
AMERK'AN OH FOREIGN
to envrjr a new field is offered
by a large investment security
ORGANIZATION.
A THOROUGH TRAINING IS GIVEN IN
".'HIS PARTICULAR FIELD AND NO EX- '
PERIENCE IS REQCIRED.
YOU CAN DEVOTE EITKBR TOUR
ENTIRE TIME OR ONLY PART "F IT.
COMMISSION BASIS. EXPENSES PAID.
,''ox 163, Tribune Offlce.
AN established house has opening in sales
strirf where sixty women ase earning from
$1,400 to $5,000 each per year. If you are
an educated. reflned woman uhder forty and
ready to take training nnd really work sell?
ing high class educational set of books, state
age, education and experience; traveling ex?
penses and salary white training. B., Box
766, Tribune Offlce.
ASSISTANT to busy art director; a girl
who can handle details in an efflcient,
responsible manner can create a big Job
for herself. Write to Louls C. Pedlar,
Inc, 95 Madison ave. '
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER on check
register; operate machine; neat and ag
gresFfve; Christian concern; state salary.
A., Box 878, Tribune Offlce.
BOOKKEEPER - TYPIST, full charge;
Christian; exeellent opportunity; $30.
Bowtell's Agency, 170 Broadway.
CANVASSERS?Investlgate my proposi?
tion; can make big money; call all week.
William Rabbach, 319 East Sth st.
CHAMBERMAID to assist with wattlng;
small family; work very easy; settled
Protestant woman preferred. Address
R. M? Tribune Office.
CLERICAL WORKERS.
GIRLS FOR OFFICE WORK: GOOD
PENMBN AND NEAT, 1NTELL1GENT
WORKERS: RAPID ADVANCEMENT TO
THOSE WHO QUALIFY; STATE AGE.
EXPERIENCE (IF A_*Y) AND SALARY
DESIRED; HOURS 8:30 TO 5, HALF
DAY SATURDAY. WRITE CLERK, U. T
HUNGBRFORD BRASS COMPANY, S0
LAFAYETTE ST.. NEW YORK.
CLERKS
Several young ladies for Interesting clerl
cal work in our order department; salary
$14 week to start.
LALANCE fr GROSJEAN,
ATLANTIC AND WOODHAVEN AVS.,
WOODHAVEN, L. I.
CLERK and SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
in uptown law offlce. Apply fourth floor,
2u9 Madison ave.
DICTAPHONE OPERATORS
EXPERIENCED AXD ACCURATE TRAN- '
SCRIBERS, CAPABLE OF TURNING
OUT WELL WRITTEN WORK. HOURS
8:30 TO 5, HALF-DAY SATURDAY.;
STATE AGE. EXPERIENCE AND SAL
ARY DESIRED, WRITE TRANSCR1BER
U. T. HUNGERFORD BRASS CO. 50
LAFAYETTE ST., N. Y.
DRESSMAKERS
Skirt Drapers and Finishers.
Waist Finishers.
Embroiderers on crochet and
bead work.
Permanent positions, best
salaries paid.
Apply,
MAISON JAQUELINE,
20 W. 46th St.
DRESSMAKER. experlenced flnisner; good
pay; haif day Saturday. Call Cole Wads?
worth 2817.
FILE CLERK. experlenced preferred
Chrlatlan concern; state salary A Rn*
S77. Tribune Offlce, ' ?*
FILE CLERKS by large Insurance com?
pany; pleaaant work; good chance to ad?
vance; amlary. ?I3. B.. Box 759 Tribune
GIRL. Christian, fillng and general _..__
w?rk; some experience; state salary. Box
|7, Room 406, no wm ??t_ at, ^^ *""
ertisements
HELP WANTED FEMALE
FILE CLERK
EXCELLENT OPPOKTUNITY FOR EX
PBRIENCED. QUICK AND ACCURATE
WORKER; ORDER AND LETTER FIL?
ING; HOURS 8:30 TO 5; HALF DAY SAT?
URDAY. ADDRESS REPLY STATINO
AGE, EXPERIENCE AND SALARY DE?
SIRED. WRITE FILB, U. T. HUNGER
FORD BRASS CO., 80 LAFAYETTJB ST.,
N. Y.
GIRLS AS CLERKS AND AS
TYPlSTS
Girls, age 17 and over, want?
ed for permanent positions.
, HOURS 9 to 4.30
SATURDAY, 9 to 12
LUNCHEON SERVED FREE.
Free Medical attention, Dental
Advice, Insurance, Circulat
ing Library, Gymnasium.
Classes in StenMKphy, Type
writing, Dictaphone Uperating,
French, English, Home Nurs
ing, Millinery and Dressmaking,
with competent instructors and
without expense.
OPPORTUNITY FOR GIRLS
WITH SOME HIGH SCHOOL
OR BUSINESS SCHOOL
TRAINING IN TYPEWRIT
ING TO QUALIFY AND FILL
EARLY VACANCIES.
RAPID ADVANCEMENT TO
THOSE WHO MERIT IT.
QUALIFIED ? APPLICANTS
WILL BE STARTED
IMMEDIATELY.
Apply any day between 9 and
4.30. (Monday and Wednesday
until 6 p. m.)
ROOM 5030 METROPOLITAN
LIFE BUILDING, -
4th Ave. & 23d Street. Use
Madison Avenue elevator to
5th floor.
GIRLS WANTED
$15.00 A WEEK TO
START
Positions open
in several
departments
ALSO
NIGHT WORK FOR
WOMEN
(21 years and over)
(married or single)
$18.00 A WEEK TO
START
No experience required.
Rapid advancement.
Permanent work.
48 hours or less a week.
Earnings of S85.00 to
$100.00 a MONTH soon
reached.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
1168 BROADWAY, MANHATTAN.
8 A. M. to 8 P. M.
453 EAST TREMONT AVE.. BRONX.
9 A. M. to . P. M.
81 WILLOUGHBY ST., BROOKLYN.
(1 BLOCK FROM HOYT ST. SUBWAY
STATION. i
9 A. M. to S P. M.
ABOVE OFFICES ALSO OPEN
SATURDAYS TO 4 P. M.
. 8UNDAYS 1 P. M. TO 5 P. M.
196 BROADWAY, MANHATTAN,
9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
1336 BROADWAY. BROOKLYN,
(NEAR GATES AVE. "L" STATION.)
9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Or telephone
MADISON SQUARE 12000
NBW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANT
GIRLS
applicants over eighteen
years of age, with some
high school training, to
become trained as corres
tondents and adjuster8.
the initial fay is $16 per
week, with definite op?
portunities for advance
mnt. address by letter,
t. b. 200.
326 NINTH ST^ BROOKLTrt
GIRLS OR WOMEN
TO PACK CANDY
PIECE WORK
ONLY THOSE WHO ARE QUALIFIED TO
EARN FROM $18
AND UPWARD NEED APPLY
STEADY POSITION CUARANTEED TO
ALL WHOSE EARNINGS EXCEED S1S
APPLY EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT.
84 VAN DAM ST., N. Y.
HENRY HEIDE, INC,
SPRING, HUDSON & VAN DAM
GIRLS
over 16 years for counting tlssue patterns;
experience unneceBsary; clean. pleasant work',
short hours; employes lunchroom ; $12 start.
Pictorial Review Co., 216 West 39th st., 6th
floor.
GIRLS
also young women: light clean work; good
salary; advancement when qualifled. Man- !
hattan Drug Co., 50 Warren st.
GIRLS WANTED
for rlerical work and, pressing. foldlng i
dresses ln our workshop; no experience
necessary. Apply 334 Canal at.
GIRL for general offlce work. filing, etc.
wanted by large manufacturing concern
in Jersey City; six minutes from Broadway;
splendld opportunity for advancement; re?
ply. giving experience, referencea, salarv,
etc. D. A. W? box 645, City Hall Station.
New York.
?-,_.
GIRL for sample department connected wlth !
office of cotton gooda export house; fine
opportunity for Intellt-rent girl. Call Ex?
porter. 329 Broadway.
GIRL?Brlght American; good at figures; '
billing department; -apable stenographer
and typiat. Baeder, Adamson Company. 67
Beekman at.
-,-U
GIRtOS, mgjtarlenc**. *U, strUig pearl neck
!?-??; good pay; a?"tay work; half day
?atwtar all y?ar. Natailna Pmrt Co., II
Fumished Room*
Boarders Wanted
HELP WANTED FEMALE
GIRLS
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.,
5th Ave., 37th and 38th Sts.,
Offer the most liberal
salaries
to
BRIGHT GIRLS
as stock clerks, clerical work?
ers, messengers, etc; perma?
nent positions and opportunity
for rapid advancement.
Apply
APPLICATION OFFICE, !
6 West 38th St., i
9th Floor.
I
_j_
GIRLS or women to learn good clean. trade;
*15 to start; tjuick advancement. Powers, I
65 Duane st
GIRL with taste for drawing. Field &
Beattie, 67 Furton st. I
1NFANTS' NURSE?Young and experl?
enced; country preferred; $70 to $75.
O., MIsh Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d
st., 3d floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
LADIES?Fasclnatlng home business, tint
ing postcards, pictures, &c, spare time
for profit; $5 one hundred; samples 10
cents; partlculars free. The Donovan'a
Artint System, 150 North 3d st., Brook?
lyn, N. Y.
MILLINERS WANTED
Expert mllllners. light workroom, short hours.
Apply Monday, Grace Wells Edson, 11 East !
53d st.
MOTHER'S helper, Protestant, middleaged, '
to assist in housework and care of two I
children, willing to go lo Maine for sum- ?
mer; good wages. Mrs. Leonard Buck, I
Gardens Apts., Forest Hills, L. I. ?
nurses i j
for one, twi years children; city; $60-$65; l
governess, French, $75-$80. for Ohio, 1 child ;
cooks, $60-$70; chambermaids and wallresses, '
apartments, $65-$60; several kitchenmalds, :
$55-$60; also second cook for Lakewood, $75.
Colonial Agency, *25 West 42d st. (Room
512). Tel. 3696 Vanderbilt.
N U R S E?Dependable woman, mother's
helper; references required. Mrs. Spellman
1 W. 92d st. Phone River 2273.
NURSE for baby girl 14 months; excellent
home; attractive salary for suitable per?
son. Telephone Audubon 2515.
OFFICB ASSISTANT; state age, salaTy
and referencea. Box F. T., 104 E. 14th st.
PACKERS
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.,
5th Ave., 37th and 38th Sts.,
Offer
the most liberal salaries
to
PACKERS.
Bright* girls, over 16, who have
had experience in specialty
shop or department store; per?
manent positions and opportu?
nities for advancement.
Apply
APPLICATION OFFICE,
6 West 38th St.,
9th Floor.
SALESWOMEN
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.,
5th Ave., 37th and 38th Sts.,
Offer the most liberal salaries
and profit sharing policy
to capable
SALESWOMEN
. for
WOMEN'S WAISTS
Permanent positions and ex
ceptional opportunities for ad?
vancement.
APPLY BY LETTER
or at
APPLICATION OFFICE,
6 West 38th St.,
9th Floor.
SALESWOMEN
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO., I
5th Ave., 37th and 38th Sts., |
Offer the most liberal salaries I
and profit sharing policy
to capable
SALESWOMEN
for
Women's and Children's
SHOES.
Permanent positions and ex-i
ceptional opportunities for ad?
vancement.
APPLY BY LETTER
or at
APPLICATION OFFICE,
6 West 38th St., ?
9th Floor.
SALESLAD1ES for confectlonery and pas.
try shop. Henpi. 69 W. 44th st.
STOCK GIRLS. TALL. STRONG GlRLS~TO
DO STOCK WORK APPLY AT ONCE.
J. M. GIDD1NG CO.. 564 FIFTH AVE.
SECRETARIAL BEG4NNER
ln editorial department of large publishing
house. Apply by letter ln own handwriting,
giving references and salary# expected. Op?
portunity for advancement.' Dutton, 681
Fifth ave.
STENOGRAPHER.
MUST BE EXPERIENCED; 16 MIN
L'TES FROM GRAND CENTRAL SUB?
WAY STATION; TAKE QUEENS BOR?
OUGH SUBWAY AT 42D ST. AND GET
OFF AT 11TH ST. METROPOLITAN
ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING CO.
BOULEVARD AND 14TH ST., LONG
ISLAND CITY.
STENOGRAPHER wanted by large manu?
facturing concern in Jersey City; six
mtnutea from Broadway; splendld oppor?
tunity for advancement; reply, giving ex?
perience, references, salary, etc. D A W
Box 645. City Hall Station. New York
STENOGRAPHER, experlenced; perma?
nent position; salary and advancement
c; mmensurate with ability; when answer
ir.g state references. salary desired. A
Box 8*7, Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER - TYPIST. experlenced.
efncient; $16 to begin; rapid advance?
ment; Christian house. Room 904, 35
Nassau at.
STENOGRAPHER?Efficient Chrlattan pr?
farrad; salary $23 par week. Stock
Brokermga, Boom 810. 108 Broad t*.
fe
fA-MfittEa^
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
HELP WANTED?MALE AND FEMALE.
Equltable Employment Service.
171 Madison Avenuo, cor. 33d Street.
John D. MacPherson, Manager.
T^o highest grade employment agency In
Greater Now York. Indorsed and patron
Ized by leading bankers, professional and
business men of New York. New Jersey
and Connecticut.
Membera of the Equltable staff have
placed approximately twelve thousand per?
sons In positions. No reglstralion fees.
Placement charges are aa low as one-flfth
of one week's salary.
AmbitloUB and worthy beglnnera may.
without charge, arrange appolntment
i with Mr. MacPherson to talk over their
! business problems. Sound advice, practi?
cal suggcaUons, experlenced viewpoint and
helpful vocatlonal counsel gladly ae.cord
! cd to young men of the right callbre.
| You get practical, confidenttal service
from rellable. experlenced .and competent
advlsera. Some of the poanions now open
are as follows:
MEN'S DiviSION
Stock-keeper '.$110 per month
Bookkeeper . 30 "' week
Stenographer . 25 " week
Secretary .2.000 "' year
Stenographer-clerk . 22 " week
Bank messenger .1.400 " year
Audltor .5.000-7,500 " year
Statlstlclan, business anal
yslst, cost accountant.
7,500-10,000 " yeaf
; Teacher, college graduate,
I to go to China; moder?
ate salary.
Asst. Employment Man'g'r.2,500 " year
Asst. Employment Man'g'r.3.000 " year
Shipping Clerk . 30 " week
Conip^ometer Operator.... 27.60 week
WOMEN'S DIVISION
Stenographers, 24 needed.$15-40
File Clerks, 9 needed. 15-25
Telephone Operators, 3 needed. 18-25
Mail Clerks, 2 needed...'.. 17-20
Addfng Machine Operators. 14-16
Comptometer Operators, 2 needed.. 25
Typlsts, about 20 needed. 15-22
Clerks, several . 15-18
Bookkeepers, 3 needed. 20-22
Intervlews and reglstratlon, 9 A. M. to
2 P. M.
Equltable Industrial Relations Service. Inc.
171 Madison Avenue, cor. 33d Street.
Convenlent to all subways.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
STENOGRAPHER and typist; no begin
ners; state experience, salary deslred,
also state age; references. Box K. P.,
104 E. 14th st.
STENOGRAPHER to operate Smith machine
in wholesale house; good opportunity for
amhitlous girl, with advancement. Call 135
Hudson st.
TRAINED infant's nurse, to
take complete charge of one
year-old baby; references re?
quired; best wages paid to
competent woman. Call Morn?
ingside 7600-Ext. 305.
TYPIST wanted for addressing and circu
iarization work; must be rapid and ac?
curate; salary $16-$18 to start. Apply Mon?
day morning. between 9-10 a. m. Gordon
Fine & Co., 226 West 42d St.
Vogue Co. of 19 West 44th St.
needs a
messenger girl
sheet writer
intelfcgent complaint adjuster.
WANTED?A typist capaole of arrswering
teiephnr.e nlcely and doing some detail
".ork; pleasant working conditions; chance
for advancement. Apply Employment De?
partment, Remiagton Typewriter Co., 374
Broadway, Nev/ York.
WANTED.?A young woman to help on a
business basis with work in apartment
home; $is per week of 44 hours. with over
time: sleep home. Apply by letter only to
R. W., 130 East 67th st. No servants need
apply.
-*__
WANTED?Nurse or mother's help for two '
children; country until fall. Box 7,
Scarsdale, X. Y.
WOMAN handy with needle will be taught
how to supstitch men's neckwear; work
given hoine; pay is good and employment
constant and will be paid whi'.a learn'nst.
Meyer, Bachrach & Friedheim. 21 East
22d st.
WOMEN. GENERAL LIGHT CLEANING;
GOOD SALARY. MANHATTAN DRUG
COMPANY, 50 WARREN ST.
YOUNG LADIES.?Exceptional opportunity
offered to llve wires as subscription sollcl
tors; salary and commission. See Mr. Rabln.
The Jewish Tribune, 3 East )7;h st.
YOUNG WOMEN to :ra-n for nurses, 18
months'course; oay while learning. Apply
Brooklyn Eye & Ear Hospital, 91 Livingston
st., Brooklyn, N. Y. _
YOUNG LADY wanted for dye testing
laborator> ; hght, interesting work; fft>
experience necessary. B., Box 755 Tribune.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
AA. BUTLER?Tail, good appearance; un?
usually capable; exeellent long refer- i
ences: $100-$110. A., Miss Hofmayer's;
Agency. 10 East 43d st., 3d floor; telephone i
S947 Murray Hlll.
AMERICAN COUPLE?Middle aged; -work- :
ing housekeeper, good cook; man useful
inslde and out; $85. Miss Shea's Agency,1
6 East 41st st.; Murray Hlll 6774.
BUTLER?Competent; good appearing;
Engiish; $90: go anywhere; best refer?
ences. Miss Shea's Agenov, 6 East 41st
st.; Murray Hlll 6774.
CHAUFFEUR desires private position: can
furnish Al references; Pierce. Cadillac,
Cole. H. I. C, 330 E. 30th st. Murrav
Hlll 3345.
CHAUFFEUR wishes commercial position,
3 years' experience; New York ar.d New
Jersey license. Frank Martin, 433 W. 30th.
CHAUFFEUR, colored: five vears' experi?
ence private; reference. McCarthy, 51 W.
139th st.
'HAUFFEUR. private. i-ummeroal or helper
on trucks. /'John Halloran. 544 West 49th.
CHEF, young and ambltlous, master of culi
nary department, desires position; first
class only. Louis F. Coroset. 130 E. 85th st.
COLORED COUPLE?Butler; useful; ex"- ]
eellent cook; entire work of country'
family; $125; good references. Miss Shea's
Agency, 6 East 41st st.; Murray Hill 6774 |
COUPLE ? American and Hungarian;;
chauffeur and cook; $160; man under-;
stands all cars; wife exeellent cook; good.
long references. T., Miss Hofmayer's
Agency, 10 East 43d st., 3d floor; telephone
8D47 Murray Hlll.
COUPLE desire position on a farm. Ar- ;
thur Miller. 941 Sixth Ave., City.
FORMER WINE MERCHANT, 60 years
old. intelligent. unq,uestionabIe charact-r.
can give security or bond, seeks employ?
ment suitable his age. B., Box 741,
Tribune.
GARDENER. florist, working superinten?
dent. Italian (married); agricultural
college experience; exceptionally skllled;
splendid references; most desirable. Ma?
son's Agency, 181 West 4M st. Brvant
GARDENER, head, Swedish, 46. married.
One girl. 12 yeara, desires position on pri- '?
vate estate; thoroughly competent; experience
In greenhouses, vegetables, fruits and llve I
stock ; han ile nelp to best advantage. J. L. j
Box 25, Great Neck, Long Island.
GARDENER?Useful. thoroughly experl?
enced: exeellent references. Misa
Shaughnessy's Agency. 860 Sixth ave.
SCOTCH COUPLE?Butler: chambermaTd
or parlor maid; both first class; $140:'
anywhere; long references. Mlaa Shea'a
Agency, 6 East 41st st.; Murray Hill 6774. i
VALET or BUTLBR-VALBT, exceptionally
competent, intelligent young man; very
neat; exeellent appearance, highly rccom
mended; $100. Masons Agencv, 131 West
42d st.
VALET (Chinese), first class, very neat.
exceptionally competent; desires one or
more gentlemen; daily; splendld references.
Mason's Agency. 131 West 42d st.
YOUNG COLLEGE MAN. 19. desires to con
nect with rellable concern; advancement;
reference. Box B, 760 Tribune Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
A.?A.?CHAMBERMAID OR WAITRESS
?Exeellent long ? references; city family;
t65-$?0. B? MI' Hofmayer's Agency 10
Eaat 43d at., i ?_loor. Telephone $947
Murray Hlll. V r
Fumished Apartnuagf
Loit, Found and
EMPLOYMENT AGENgST^*!
MISS FITZGERALD'S I
Employment Bureau, a]*?
Governess and Nurses Ap**-.
366 5th Ave. (n'r 34thr*
Tel. 5244 Greeley.
^UPKRIOR PBOFE88IOSAL _ DOMESTIC fe
MISS'lSABEL SHEA^
EMPLOYMENT AGENC!
6 E. 43 ST ST., BET. MAD ?k 6TR 4-V
Select help. male and fernal* *<>.*
' and country. ' " ?%
TBLHPHONE 8774 MURRAT HH*.
Miss Hofmayer's AgeiJ^
10 EAST 43D ST., 3D FLOOfc
Reliable Domestic Help j
PROFESSIONAL HELPKRS
: Telephones ?g9sy. MurrayHa
For high-class serviS;
colonial agency^
TMLEPHONE 369* V-ANDSRBOl !
2S W. 42ND FT.. If. T.
| ?EST SERVANTS. MALE. _ad F_]U|a'
S^AMPSO^S 1
Swedish Agency
Select help (male and fem*l?) !
for private famil.e*.
781 Lexington ave.
_ Plaza 5005
The Select Employment Agen-j
, __, . Bureau Franca's. *
; ?fflw'*?t~Serva.its. Al! NatIona)ltt*_<*i_
; J- M. ROUXEL. ?41 6th Ave. O-ella^iJ^
J Jussila Employment Agency
653 Lexington ave ?
Finnish and Swedish
Servants-.
Mrs. Dickinson's ^?0"v5perVhriJ?
Agency, 01 West 45th st 'f* ' - fW-?
fMale and Female). 6974' Eryaot^
MISS M'LOUGHLIN~~^^cT
321 Madison Ave.MV4L%I?__
Phone SCANDINAVIAN^nS
EMPLOYMENT AGBNC1,
7-9 Lcx. Ave,-bet. 6 ith aftd 35th .Ita
I Mrs. Emily Mason ag"_nct ?t _?.
Efficient Servants?Ms'.e?Female
j 131 WEST 42d ST. TEL. BRYANT .(tt.
| BALBM EMPLOYMENT AGENCT tU
ni-hea all domestic male, temale. cbt*f.
feurs, porters, waiters, etc. 2214 Stuttk
ave. Morningside 4S33.
? CHAa TT?WT\r *w>o*. E*tsb!_-_ waa
O C. -l-CVVVl.N 6tn At? Tr, J399 Gr-_
Tananoce Employment Agency. _?
nisneu. 25 W. 42d St. Tei. Vanderbilt JW.
L E II T I AGENCyT 77^71ht_j|
x * TELEPHONE 5515 HAHtW
J ^ ?_l? E s K EAGI.E EMPLOYMETf
AGENCY. ni W. 42d st., Bryant 71ft
HELP WANTED MALE ~~
MISS SHAUGHNESSY. high class empjof*
ment agency. S60 6th av.; male, fet_.lt
city, covnt-y.
1?
SITUATIOXS WANTED FEMALE
CHAMBERMAID. first class: very ne_:
exceptionally competent. conscl?ntio_:
sews; Montclair or Jersey preferr?<'.: S
cellent references; $55. Mason's Acene*.
131 West 4 2d st.
CHAMBERMAID-SEAMSTRKSS ?CapaMt
yc?jng woman: $55; city or country _ta
Shoa'a Agency, 6 East ilat st. .Murnw
Hill 6774.
CHAMBERMAID ?Waitress; young; aojfl
preferred; excellent. Miss Fitzg r_H
Bureau, .'Ci Fifth ave.
CHAMBERMAID?Younf: assist ? _?
excellent references. Miss Fitzgc-al<M
Bureau. J6<'> Fifth av.
CHEF?American woman; capable buy*
manager; a!l round for public place; ;?
anywhere; splendid references. Miss .--he-'i
Agency, 6 East 41st st. Murray Hill S77i.
COLORED GIRL?Experienced ; would :tk*
to take washing home. Write or ciil
232 W. 142d st.; apt. 12^; H. Cooper. *
COLORED woman wishes part tima --
laundry to take home. Garfield, i*$
West 14 3d st.
COOK?Young woman with daughter 0
years old: very ta.rful with o:h?r h*l?;
excellent cook; $65-$70. M., Miss Hof?
mayer's Agency. 10 East 4"d st., Sd ftoor.
Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
COOK.?To accommedate by day; r.*tt
economical, good manager; i--st rffer
ences; very desirable; $3.50 MaittH
Agency. 13] West -!J.i st. Brva-.t 5633;
COOK -Capable v\ ? mg Irisn woman tl;
three years last pl_c<?: citv or countt*.
Miss Shea's Agency, 6 East 4;>- it MuitI
HIU '.774.
COOK?Also waitre-s; both first tass. W
gether or Beparate: city or countrfi
highly rccommended. Miss Shaughneisr*
Agency, SC0 Sixth ave.
COOK?Scotch Protestant; competent; cttT
preferred; references. Mrs. Cobjwr'l
Agency, 657 Sixth ave.
COOK - CHAMBERMAID - WAITRESS' ?
Mother and daughter. Miss Fitzgera_'?
Bureau, 366 Fifth ave.
COOK and laundress; Irish; excellent ref?
erences; city preferred. M:?s Cooj>?'?
Agency, 657 Sixth ave.
COOK?Middle-aged: exceiient cook; $$??
D., MIms Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 4M
st., 3d floor. Telephone S947 Murray H41L
COOK?Good manager, country proferrjj;
excellent. Mi5s Fltzgerald's Burcaa, S*?
Fifth ave.
COOK?Young; good manager: excelMg
references. Miss Fltzgerald's LureM.
:;fi6 Fifth ave
COUPLE?Butier and cook (HungaritHH
child ls months oid; ii25. S., PH
Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East 43d st.. ??
floor. Telephone 5:>47 Murray Hill.
DESIGNER makes smart gowns. rea_t4|
ble price. Marion, 3=.l W. 14th st.. apt tm
DRESSMAKEP. expert, home, $7 per iaj.
wi?i). s> work v.'-.f: refin : '? |J?
Freeman. 514 West 152d St. Audubon I'STt.
GENTLEWOMAN highly reco'..:::.ead_
wishes position as i. j.i.p'-nion cr '"'?Jf*
keeper where mai.'.s :,rv kept. ,oh-r_ty
or country. Box 7f,S T3 . Tribune t>f!lc?^_(
GOVERNESS-TEACHER?French, Spattrtjj.
English branches; kindergarten; ??0W*=
graduate; excellent references. Miss ?F"
gerald's Bureau. 366 Flfth a\e. _
HOUSEWORKER. colored; very "??-;?}?,*
appearing; exceptionally competent; w;
sires morning hours: h:uh!v recoir.meWWPj
very desirable. Mrs. Maeon s Agency, ?**
West 42d st._
HOUSEKEEPER by young gentlewaBJ**
of rtflnement and education. ?it-^ :;?*r_
erless children preferre.i. highest ref'fJHr
exchanged. B. E. Lambert :70 East l**"
st.. New York City.
HOUSEWORKER ? Irish-Am^can ajjuji
family; city or country; referencea. *??
Cooper's Agency, 657 Sixth ave.
H6lTSEWORKER?ColorT , young. f*?;
tional references. Miss Fitzger*?*^
reitu, 366 Fifth ave
LADY'S MAID-COURIER (French. kS?**
lish. Italian). very capable. efflcK""'^Z,
cponslble. wishes passage to France; ??'?,,
ly recommended Mason'a Agency. w*
West 4^d st. _j
LADY'S MAID. French; very neat. ****,
tlonaily competent. conacientiou*. rXiL,
lent aeamatreas; highly reconunendea; ~m
Mrs. Mason's Agency, 131 Weat 4.J ???
Bryant 5633.. _____
LAUNDRESS ? Capable young WR
woman; Juat dis..ngaged: -P'*,,nd,^h_!,
ert-nces; ?C3; city preferred. Mi*si SMf"
Agency. 6 East 41st st. ^furray Hnl *?^
LAUNDRESS. by day; tlrft c:-?s?. "-*'?,*?*
sponaible, resp?ct_ble. gpod wornan; >>?";
day, Tuesday. one piac/; be*: refvren?P?
$3.60. Mason'* Ageuoy, 131 West 4: . *
NURSE Young; two chlidren. excelljM
references. Miaa Fitzgerald* I>ur- a?.
S68 Flfth av, __
NUKSE?Young thoroughly capab.e >f
cellent rtfeWnee*. Mlsa Fttx_era.?|
Bureau. 366 Fifth ave. _______
SlL^TsHlRTS made to order and re;?<?
neartV done; referencea Richard.-. .9*
West 136th st.__^_
STENOGRAPHER ? Mlddle-agad w???& .
want. posiUon wi]lh liw or architect*
firm; experienced ln patent and ?riTrS
law and commercial work; ?*lat>. *^ "?
$35. B.. Bo- 275, TrlblUM.

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