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a d phone /gjj1**ni_^« KlTtenhouse 60UU THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. Lost and Found Male Help Wanted

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S t h s t .4 oif fee"" ration book, name ranfch. 2643 N. Tilton. Neb.

r Dog. drrman Shepherd, large. rn.rtrkir.fn. white cross 011

C W C T , " gentle * 1* • »hjrht rut in a right front

, ' when he M-ft la«t Thursday w u ..£ -, rnuttd leather rollar with Monl-

1 *..:•«; Hfn.ml phone .* writ* A H I.-KVU. Station

! Hiisiu! ril North Hills, I'M liemt'*«.»«•» yrlttm gwtd ring ismiii

.rre rrntre diamond A 1 *matl diamond h »«!». on or about Jan. 4th. Central.

mtk« H*i3I Reward. Titman ,t «» 1.11m. 1425.

l4tr '—amis envelope runt, negatives - 1 121 Arch to

h 1 i m . Pleas* retara Hwnn »>IK, it , ,>t pawn* Wal 2298. Rew

U?v!t- K >M hf'.irt-!et w.th white • m twi» green »t<<ne» on the side*.

\ • a r.th. Chestnut st. Rew. Bar. T 6 P M. "

let font. V S Marine Corps iden-pass. money, train ticket o

J'uv.tlence bus ticket to Newport. 30lhlit. s ta tu* or vie. Rewaid. __Phorie PU._ 4572._ 1 «'>s*T' niT Frt aft,, wattrt coat ga l ration

ard. owner's mrd e » l papers, keep money, j> ease rrtura papers. 401 Glen Echo Road.

, . Beagle hound, male. 13 laches high.

- ears, block markings on white body. Vicinity Eddington.

i Phone CornweU* 0471 LOST Lad>-s soUUire. 2 sitppttires. 6 sm

diamonds, plat. mounting, square set. Ring diamonds. Rew. $100. Cynwyd 3184.

Sr pu-» 1 monT old Tan-black «ar Unionville. Rew.

Briuer, Hatfield. Pa. Lexington 43M. m book No. 7*1 4 24-~25l

finder please call 1 M.T1. evenings. L>i>T."'rr fin wrist watch. J G B . bet. 8th & Clearfield A

> 11 Rew. 3083 N, I

1 lion b o d In the name of - 5409 Id ave.. S. Birmingham.

1 ' i«r. 9162 aft. 8 P. M. ] '.»' Vanity drawees, between ltoook-

West Cheater Pike A Russelville. Re-•. !•- hoth. Hilltop 0475.

atiai booST Thomas Wallace Please return to 4022 Lud-

'; .its. Names: Fred, Fred. Waiter, Robert. Albert *

I • • \ I Had 'tCa. • ' . . ration book. vie. iOth St.

« S Pilling. 3933 Baltl-

B : laaotme bowk name of : •• k K.o.k.-'. •Kill Oaaire ave. Phone All.

igar ration books Abbe, Harry. David Harry. Sr., A Anne Mane Ham peon

ec YJS N SEM street.. Please_write. Pointer', male bmv\n & liver, short

ens* tag No. :v*6. Vic. Chelten I Call Ste. 9220. _

. wrist watch, vie German-ami Chelten aves. Reward. Vie.4569.

tr Rattan Book. Mr. Cha*. G. A Nasarene. 501 Falrmounl av. - .'. it" Phila.. ration h<*pk.

,»e<*. 225 a_ 51st Mew. >r..«n English setter Owner can

uimr b> Ml. 5004. "; n i k. Mama of Mary

• s N Park ave. k n book. William Sim-

< l<vr> E. Pike st. Ear ration book in name of Rella

>n 122 Norrts st . Chester. Pa n : k No. X!t»4*j. J a m ^

,per 10C1 Powelton ave., T-»nsd*»wrM»:

1 .-k. Jean Carmela LaMotta, Hartne st. Wai. 3^12. B" Gaa Ration "Book 'Return to

'"hompaon. 2219 N. Wootlstock at. '"Ration Bank in "nam* of

.,. ppnr. 2710 Wharton street. 5 >K»o;i in name of Henri-

••a Browb. 2435 W. Hajert street.

Caution— Whan an»wering adver­tisements, do not incloae original

references or other valuable mate­rials. Copies serve the purpose and originals may get lost. Also be •ure that the box LETTER, as well as the number, ia on the envelope.

ACCOUNTANT. Sr. k Seml-Sr.. C.P.A. of­fice. State age. exp. * ref. N-32 Inquirer.

Male Help Wanted

3

Book. David Quaile. Sar. 9722. Reward.

8311

ration book. Gloria Yacyshyn. mt sj

! •:. tton Book No, V-345563x3 dy, 611 Rising Sua ave.

Ration

n bonk in name of Frank j::; Ellsworth st.

Ti 1ST- "Sugar ration book, name Frank B S 16th __st. Return. 803 S. 17th

I,t. >ST"": SU&HT Rattan Book! Annie Winsor. •.ng House lane. Merlon. Pa.

1/«ST'—Sugar rattan book name of Mary hem, 46 Summit st. Phone Ger. 0539

-2 sugar ration 'booia in names of E'.he|_* Jerry Moore. 1443 S. Bancroft St.

1- <W Rattan "Stamps. Series No. . th Darden. 624 S. 21at st.

T jar Ration Book. Etta V. Butler, nch sj^ gar rattan book, with name. Ra*

20 N Salfort st. Gra. 5665. * sugar ration books in names of

I r> . n Bloom. 1712 N, Sydenham. I i; a s o 1 1 n * ration book. Waiter

-.'. 1248_N. Myrtlewood st. l.i. 'ST 'G'7isoline"""rat'io'n"~*',A'" book", name of

5T29 Dunlap st. "e* A sugar rattan booY Return luth K Smith. 179 Hansberryst.

L 'ST SuE.:ir"''ra.ttoh-'book 'in name of" An-n. S752 Green way ave.

1J 1ST --Sugar "A coffee ration book. M. I. 1401 N. 15th st.

1 A 'book 61*1910 J. C-CF873663L. b coupe, 8606 Tinicum av*.

1 . rat in book. Horace Fairfax, '• Ba rd road. Merlon. Phone 3290.

tnioks in names of A — a M * Joseph A.Weyer.5023 Chester av.

! wn lea User pocket book. Contents: Reward. Rad. 6908.

"Li 'ST Sugar rationing book. Bell.' 1.T23 S. 19th st.

L

Return to

ST. J jar ration books. Elizabeth A l U i i inond Kimmerer . 123 Ardsley, Glenside

I ,J,.)S Elma • s gar 1 rattan book 16467-;S08. Br- >w n. Call i May. 18267.

tXiST. 2 sugar ration books. Catherine C. A Catherine J. Barvainous, 3930 Elsinore.

2 si on books in name of v'.itne * Joseph D.x, 1727 Manton st.

bonk. Andrew Magee, Revere rd., Yeadoo. Pa.

" ration book. Arthur -Mc-M-lS W. Tioga_st.

Sugar ration book, with name of t Jackson. 51 E. Collom st. 2 sugar ration books for Anne A.

tnes M Rrgan. 226 E. Durham st. Sugar Ration Book, name Ester L.

Gnffenburg. 426 E. Vanklrk st. I A" A- B gas ration books, name

Anthony Valentino._2229 McClellan s t •n book. Return to

- b Fagley. 2315 S._63d st.

Kurtz "

AERONAUTICAL

PROCESS ENGINEERS

DRAFTSMEN Die & Jig

SHEET METAL LAYOUT DRAFTSMEN

1

BENCH AND FLOOR MACHINISTS (Late Shifts)

* MACHINE TOOL OPERATORS (Late Shifts)

SHEET METAL LAYOUT MECHANICS

COST CLERKS

MILLWRIGHTS

MILLWRIGHT HELPERS

ELECTRICIANS

TAKE BUSES H, 2, A, R. TROLLEYS 33 and 56

READING RAILROAD Nicetown, Tioga and 22 nd Street Stations

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Westmoreland Station

LUNCH CANTEEN SERVICE IN ALL SHOPS

Free Parking Spaca

Open 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Monday 6 Friday. 7 A. M. to 8, P. M.

Saturdays to 2 P. M.

THOSE NOW IN WAR WORK WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED

EDWARD G. BUDD MFG. CO.

Employment Service Dept. 24th & Hunting Park Ave.

George

•Sugar A coffe* ration book. i l Jasper st

Anna

Sugar and Coffee Ration "Books" sen.) A Sophie folia, SOW Gafaw HL.Skl fl.

1.0ST- J »ug,»r ration booka. bet. Camden-Phi.ia_Jant. jCaola. Im, Usta. 24M7 a lath

l i . >ST. sugar" rat toning bonk, "with - Correca. 2910 F. Pierre drive.

rig * book. rtonaa-aa. M15 S._ Allison st.

>ugar ration book. Anna A~ • "̂ "9 Montgomery ave.

L n s T Fuel oil coupon*. Return to L. B. ir.inrjtz, 7407 York road, Melrose Park.

name

Genevieve

Tuck t r ,

A

J *ugar ration books. Gea H. A A. F Parker Dainyerflald Hae.. Jenkintown. Pa

L« »ST sugar i at ion book in nam* of J. Antetl Return S61 Maryland st.

iu j r»r •iey

I.OST—t sugar ration btxiks. Arthur7HeienT ce A Ada Baldwin. Media 213.

ST. Sugar Ration Card. ('reason. 31 S. S9ta St.. All.

ration book. • Conestoga s t

Dorothy C.

AERO

KELLETT AUTOGIRO CORPORATION

58TH A GRAYS AVI . and

Lansdowne Ave. above State Rd., Up Darby Interviews at 58th and Grays Ave. Only

Aeronautical Detail Draftsmen Aeronautical Layout A Design Draftsmen

Mechanical Engineers A Draftsmen Test Engineers

(Women Acceptable) Toolmakers

Jig A Fixture Mechanics Template Makers

Steel Fittings Mechanic* Cowmen

Final Assembly Mechanic* (Aircraft Experience)

Secretaries Typists-Clerks

Timekaepar*

Do Not Apply If Already v Engaged in War Work

JOIN AN OLD ESTABLISHED AIRCRAFT COMPANY

' aeph Name 3137.

"FOUND. Valuable pocketbook. caTi to iden-y at Drug Store. 2200 Chestnut st.

tOST SUGAR ration book name of ' Geor-gianna A Dorothy Cannon." 3406 York rd.

Lose your ration book? If you lose your sugar ration hook . . . or your gaa or oil coupon* . . . u»e an econom­ical iMtiirer "Loot & Found" ad fgflquick recovery. Run your m for three days. Be •ure the »d contains the name and address of the per­son to whom the stamps were issued (and your phone, if you have one). Don't delay. Advertise in The Inquirer as soon as your loss is discov­ered.

-Phone Mis* Allen Ritten house Broad

AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL

LAYOUT TRAINEES

Applicants Must Have Had High School Training or Equivalent In

Mechanic Arts or Scientific Courses. Some Knowledge of Blueprints preferred.

Those With Proper Aptitude Will Be Placed Under Instructions A Paid During Training Period.

DO NOT APPLY IF EM­PLOYED ON WAR WORK

Open 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Monday Friday, 7 A. M. to 8 P. M.

Saturdays to 2 P. M.

EDWARD G. BUDD MFG. CO.

Employment Service Dept 24th & Hunting Park Av*.

ARCHITECT. Able to do detail drafting on machine design work. State experience A

salary desired. P-62 Inquirer. * ARMATURE WtaAar A helper, with expTbn A.CAD C. motors. Apply HeppcnsUU Ed­

dy stone Corp.. Eaalngton ave., Eddystone. F'*-. If not r»ty_ doing war work. * ASSEMBLERS, on "aircraft sheet aattaTT

must have exp. on pneumatic riveting, drilling, etc. War worker* need not apply

i rk. r KIpctrie CO. ATTKNDANT room

W A Hunting Park , expd . colored, for locker

Apply Young's, 219 N. Broad, 3d fl.

5000 5000

THE PHILADELPHIA

I N Q U I R E R An l»4rp*n4rmt Newspaper

tar all the Peapla

AUTO lubricator A mechanic's helper, good pay, steady work, warm shop. Doan-Cal-

houn. Inc., Chevrolet Dealer, 4605 N. 5th *!• See Mr. Hodges. AUTO Mechanic, expd.. for fleet of heavy duty trucks A trailers. Also greaser. Steady

work A good wages. St*. 2550. Write S-73 Inquirer. AUTO MECHANICS. Highest wages. Best

working conditions. Thornton - Fuller, 1410 N. Broad. AI'TO Metalworker, middle-aged, steady worker, body A fender Agreeable working

cond.. good wages. 1509 Melon s t Pop. 7111. At TO issembly men expd. In assembling wrecked cars

employment S-7!i Inquirer A (TO Mechanic, white of' colored, good sat-ary. Apply New West Park Cleaners, M89

Frankford ay*. AUTO MECHANIC. On* who has operated

own shop. Permanent connection. Call Rit. 0187. Ask for Mr. Salter.

Highest wages paid. Steady Ii

Anglesmiths

Chippers

Electric Welders

bhip hirers

Erectors

N Riggers

Pipe Fitters

Sheet Metal

Workers

- Linermen

Regulator*

Boilermakers

Electricians • »

Blacksmiths

Installation

Machinists He ipers

All Crafts Laborers

White or Colorec

Previous exp. unnecessary, men will be

trained. Apolications may be mad* at

Company amploymant office by mail or In

person.

Hours 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. daily *xc*pt Sun­

day.

Company R*pr*s*nt«tiv* will lnt*rvl*w

qualified applicants, Tuesday & Wednes­

day, 8.30 A. M. to 5 P. M. and 7 P. M.

to 9 P. M., at U. S. EMPLOYMENT SER-

VICE OF THE WAR MANPOW€R COM­

MISSION, 5219 Chestnut Si., Phil*.

Experienced men now employed on

War work will not be considered.

Sun Shipbuilding

& Drydock Co. Foot of Morton Avenue

Chester, Pa.

ARC WELDERS TRAINEES

Inexperienced Workers of Trainable Type

To Be Given In-Pfant Training

ELECTRICIANS TRAINEES

PREFER THOSE WITH SOME ELECTRICAL

EXPERIENCE OR TRAINING - - THOSE

HIRED WILL BE GIVEN IN-SERVICE

TRAINING WHILE ON THE JOB.

Unskilled Workers; No Previous Training Required

48 HRS. MINIMUM WORK WEEK

APPLICANTS MUST BE DRAFT DEFERRED &

OVER 20 YEARS OF AGE

THOSE NOW ON WAR WORK WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.

Dravo Corporation Wilmington, Del.

EMPLOYERS' REPRESENTATIVE WILL INTERVIEW & HIRE

SUBJECT TO PHYSICAL EXAM TUESDAY, JAN. 12, FROM

8.S0 A. M. TO 5.30 P. M.

U. S EMPLOY. SERV.

WAR MANPOWER COM. 7C3 S. BROAD ST.

- - i — — ' ' - - ' " ' " ' "

AUTO mechanic l i t nam, not engaged on war work, familiar In all modern make*

nf truck*. 44-hr. week. fl.0903 per hr.. fln-

Rer printing A phyaicaJ examination nee. airway Kxpreaa Agency, 3020 Market i t

AUTO'TRUCirmechanic. experieneeiribr general repairs, day work. Union wage*

plus overtime. Good working condition!. N. Phila. Phone Mr. White. Bal. IPSO. "AUTO body fender men ("trailer & truck).

Fully experienced. Union wage* ptu* over­time. Night work. Phone Mr. White, 9 A. M. t o S R M . Bal. 1080. AUTO Mechanics, will pay highest rat* of

wages. Must be exp. all t others need apply, willy*.

Male Help Wanted UtMAMENT

THE BALDWIN

LOCOMQTIVE WORKS Eddystongj, Pa.

HAS THE FOLLOWING IMMEDIATE OPENINGS L ISTED WITH THE UNITED STATES EM­PLOYMENT SERVICE OF THE WAR MAN­POWER COMMISSION. APPLY AT ONE OF THE OFFICES LISTED BE­LOW:

TOOLROOMS: TOOLMAKERS Jigs and Fixtures MACHINISTS GAUGEMAKERS CUTTER GRINDERS REPAIRMEN TOOL DESIGNERS First Class

MACHINE SHOPS: OPERATORS LATHES BORING MILLS SHAPERS PLANERS SLOTTERS MILLERS RADIAL DRILL PRESS BENCH & FLOOR HANDS To Fit and Assemble INSPECTORS Machine Parts

ERECTING SHOP:

PIPEBENDERS LOCOMOTIVE FLUEMEN SHEET METAL MEN FITTERS To Assemble Large Machined Parts

BOILER SHOP: CHIPPERS & CAULKERS STAYBOLTERS BOILERMAKERS HELPERS SLEDGEMEN

SMITH SHOP: . ANGLESMITHS HAMMERSMITHS HYDRAULIC PRESS OPERATORS

WELD SHOPS: _ FITTERS Experienced in Armor or Ship Plate Fitting WELDERS • • First & Second Clasi CHIPPERS For Plate Work FURNACE OPERATORS GAS BURNERS

PLANT SERVICE DEPT.:

ELECTRICIANS FIREMEN WATER TENDERS

TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 12. 1949 Mate He'p Wanteds i

ffcen* your want-ad* U R A A T) Keystone- D I V U A L ' 6000

HELPERS: With Experience above ikills wilt

in Any of th* be considered.

THOSE NOW IN WAR WORK WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.

EMPLOYER'S REPRESENTATIVES WILL INTERVIEW APPLICANTS AT UNITED STATES EMPLOY­MENT OFFICES LISTED BELOW:

PHILADELPHIA, PA., 1405 Locust Street. 13th floor, Tuesday, January 12th, 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. and 7 P. M. to 9 P. M. READING, PA., Front and Penn Streets, Wednesday, January 13th, 7 P. M. to 9 P. M. HAZLETON, PA., Church A Penn Street, Wednesday, January 13th. 2 P. M. to 5 P. M. and T P. M. to 9 P. M.

AUTO MECHANICS

MECHANICS' HELPERS

BODY MEN Yellow Cab Co. ha* permanent opening of­fering steady jobs. Good working, condi­tions. Good pay.

Apply Employment Office 1505 Race St. 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. Daily.

AUTO mechanics, light truck work than union wages. Can use those n

b , e lor war work. Q-94 Inquirer.

nd men. None N. Broad.

higher

DO) with Supplce Wilis Jones Milk Co. Must be

fully exptTcall Mr. Raker. Ste. 5000. AUTO mechanics* heipefi. fcrTTuckTIeer

Permanent position. Good wage*. Herts Dnvurseif Station*, Inc., 711 V»n*. XUfO BODY A fender man to maki~l3m-self useful in general used car place. Good

wage*. Steady work. Apply 3411 N. Broad. AUTO mechanic, expd. on trucks, $1.25 per

hour. Must have tool*. 1526 S. Water st.

AUTO TRUCK REPAIR MEN Journeymen and Utility Men Wanted Work in Factory Branch Repair Shop

Help Keep America's Truck* Rolling

Steady work, day or night shifts, good pay, with time and a half for overtime and 10% bonus for night shifts. Vacations with pay.

Best of working conditions. Automobile mechanics should investigate. Group life insurance and hospitalization available.

rsons whose positions may b* Qualified perso Jeopardized by industry are pi

curtailment of non-defense industry are particularly desired. Persons who are presently employed In essential war production should not apply.

Contact F. E. Noyes at General Motor* Truck a- Coach. 23d and Carpenter sts.

AUTO WASHERS

Excellent working conditions. Night work. Perm, connection. Driver's license desirable, 5«c per hr. Apply Employment Office, 2320 Walnut

AUTO MECHANIC, permanent pceltlon In our garage for man experienced in Ford

car » truck repair. Good rate to start, with advancement for qualified person. Do not ap­ply If now on war work. Apply after 9 AT M. to th* Phila. Gaa Works Co., 1800 N. 9th st. , BAKER, 1st hand. All-around man. Good wafts, board A lodging. Phone Wayne 0302.

Male Help Wanted BINDERY men to work in narking & ship­

ping dept. Cm>il wages. Steady work. 256 ad St., 4th Muor.

Machine loaders. BINDERY. Exp. 1 Steady work. High wagen. 25« N. 3d, -ith fl. M N D l l Y r first-class book A'sheet cutter,

steady work, goofl wagf». B-3 lnqujrw._ BLACKSMITH-welder, experienced in com­mercial body work. Union wages plus

overtime. Night work. Phone Mr. White, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Bal. 1050. BOOKKEEPER, complete, charge, lnstall-

ment furniture store, goaf salary. Cam­den 76S4-W. BOOKKEEPER wtd.. *xp*r", with know! of

typing. Apply N. W. cor. American A Locust Sts.. 9.30 A. M. BOOKKEEPER

mthly. statements, perm middle-age, exp.,

, m N-93 I BOOTBLACK, barber shop,

only apply. Steady. 21 S. 12tfa af

inquirer experienced

BOYS, 16 to 18. for light factory work. Op­portunity to choose A learn one of th* nunv

ber of trade*. Exp. not necessary. 4D-hoot week with time A a half for overtime. AJPOLT Arrow Decorating A Fixture Co.* I r K , 7th st., 2d floor.

CHEMICAL operator* A trainees for shift work. Defense plant. If now engaged in

war work do not apply. Good wages A fu­ture. Naylee Chemical Co.. Rabbins ave. A Mllnor_ st.

CLOTHING Salesman. opportunMr *jr|*** in credit store for man who can aeT f*

buyer and salesman. State full particular* in l«" letter. R-62 Inquirer.

Malm Help Wanted

COAX passer for large factory, particulars. Address D-64, P. 6 . Box 3573.

Give full

COATMAKERTman's, finl*h up coats. State price. A-77 Inquirer.

COLLECTORS wanted for established local route*. Car necessary. Salary 954 per week

plus 1 0 * comra, on sales. Willing worker can earn from 975 and up. Plenty of mer­chandise available. Morgan Horn* Equlp-ment Corp., 1304 Race s t

COMPOSITOR. two-third*r wanted. Marx, 1023 Filbert *t„ 2d floor.

BOYS—Must be 18 yr*. old. General factory helper*. Please do not apply if already on

war work. The Electric Storage Battery Co., Allegheny Ave A 19th St. BOYS, past 16, weighing 146 lbs. A over, for

Factory laboring work. Day A night shifts. Permanent non-defense industry.

. pa ral t

Apply Cuneo Eastern Press. G s t A Erie a v . BOYS, white or colored, with or without

bicycles, for messenger work. Good pay, steady positions. Postal Telegraph, 1420 South Penn Square. BOYS, 16-18, as helpers A learners on full-

fashioned hosiery machine. Steady work. Good hours A good pay. Gotham Hosiery Co.. Inc., Erie ave. A M st. BOY

eotaPOSITOR. Union, ftr part Urn* K-play night work. E-44 Inquirer,

engineering dept blue print maoh , detailing

in 16 to 18 age learn to opar

A tracing mechanical drawings. Write fully giving educ, ref., etc. T-35 Inquirer. BOYS, must have had some experience, shipping dept, willing workers, chances

for advancement. B. A S. Mfg. Co., S. E> Cor. 4th and Cumberland sts. BOYS to learn cabinet work. Fogel Refg

Co., 5400 Eadom s t , ' ford Arsenal.

1 block N. Frank-

BOYS wanted, over 16, for light work in factor>' manufacturing Army coats. Cold

Climate Co., 2080 E. Castor ave. ________ BOY, "white, stock room, wholesale house,

good opp., 1 v_ time over 40 hours. No S i t Start 915. Apply 331 N. Hth st ._ BOYS. coXT gen."fa< t. work. exp. not*nee.

Crown Curtain Mills, Amber & Westmore­land. BOY to run errands A serve apj

In dental laboratory. Apply Room 1011. 1524 Chestnut.

nticeihlp LobeC

BOYS to run errands, 915 to start, 5-day week. Good chance to learn trade. Apex

Dental Lab, 517 Medical Arts Hkig. BOYS, 16 to 18 years, to learn "hosiery

boarding. Steady work. J. W. Landenberg-er A Co., Kensington A Castor aves. BOY, lame or otherwise, draft exempt, to

learn good peacetime trade. Start at 918 wk. Appr£ 407 N. 3d. bet. § A 9 A. M. B b T s ' W A N T E D to run errands, after

school. Ethical Prosthetic Dental Labor­atory, 1428 S. IVmi Square. BOYS, over 17, full or part time. (Jood hours, good pay. Allen's Luncheonette, S.

E. corner_5th A Dickinson sts. BOTsTto help In shipping dipt*" Steady Job

811 Chestnut s t , for willing workers 6th floor.

Ap.

BOYS for all around laundry work, not nee. Apply Manchester Laundry,

A Mi mm sts. Exp. 11th

BOYS needed to help in shipping room, ap­ply all week, Tiny Grace Frocks. I A On­

tario, on* block from Allegheny L station. wanted, generally useful in dress fac­

tory, no exp. Refs. Steady employment. Astor A Klaner, 211 N. 13th st. BOY, white, about 17, to run errands A make

himself generally useful. Permanent. Apply 1031 Spring Garden Street. ^ BOYS, 16 yrs. or over for work in folding box factory. Good pay. Steady work. In-

terview bet 9 A 11 A. M. only. 2824 N. 2d. BOYS, 16 years, to learn trade or general

work. Apex Hosiery Co., 5th A Luzerne. BOYS bet. 16-18 with working papers. Re-

liance Shelf Paper Co., 1304 N. Howard st.

COMPTOMETER OPERATORS

COST CLERKS

COST ESTIMATORS

STENOGRAPHERS

Boffi Male and Female Appli­cants Wi!! Be Considered for trie Above Positions Which Are Now Available.

THOSE NOW IN WAR WORK WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED

BENDIX AVIATION

CORPORATION 3223 N. BROAD ST.

TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES

BROAD ST. SUBWAY NO. 60 TROLLEY NO. 20 TROLLEY

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE INTERVIEWING HOURS

DRAFTSMEN

Sheet Metal Layout Draftsmen

Aircraft Draftsmen

Male Help Wanted FOREMAN with tool r

up*.

for sm. met*, shop. O B * fasa. making exp. tar turret lathe sea-

Steady employ, after war. Stat* ean> A sal. A when *v*Uab>*. H - » JamMteeT FOUNT"AIN^Sotorei. * * * . \ w * ^ T * T I I

FttUrttAWTwhti, Sal. »14. Skating

FOUNTAIN boys a Drug Store, 107 N.

Part-ttaeeT Broad *t

GARAGE WORKERS

t * weak A

DAILY

8.30 A. M. to 5.15

EVENINGS

P. M.

Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 P.M. to 9 P.M.

Experienced Aircraft Stress Designers, Group Engineers and Layout Draftsmen, Body, Power Plant, Landing Gear, Surface Controls & Furnish­ings.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT

Edward G'.Budd Mfg. Co.

Employment Service Dept. 24th & Hunting Park Aye.

THOSE NOW IN WAR WORK WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED

DRIVERS MECHANICS

UNSKILLED WORKERS PERMANENT, STEADY

JOBS OPEN ESTABLISHED RETAIL ROUTES AT WEST PHILA.. SOUTH PHILA.. NORTH

PHILA., DARBY A ARDMORE BRANCHES

ALSO MECHANICS, GREASERS, WASHERS,

STABLE MEN AND UNSKILLED

PLANT WORKERS APPLY DAILY

MR. JANS SCOTT-POWELL DAIRIES

45th & PARRISH ST. OR

TO BRANCH NEAREST YOU

Opening* for grease fleet of tank sting from oar plant la Hook. Must be willing to nights A Sunday. Shot within reasonable comma _ tance to our pUnt m Marcus Delaware Co. Saury f i a t par month for 40-feour week. Meat pas* physical examination * f**> Blah satisfactory reference*. Apety In person to

SUN OIL CO., PERSONNa DEFT. 10th A Green Sts., Marcus r

SUN OIL CO loth FI.. leos L,

B * t w e e n 9 A M. and 5

OR

PERSONNEL DEPT. 1«0S Walnut St.,_ Phila-.

GARAGE MEN »

AUTO WASHER

GREASERS

TIRE MEN

MECHANICS' HELPERS GOOD PAY

GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS

Offered by Yellow Cab Co. to uolarei m m .

Apply Employment Office 1908 RaceSt . g A. M. to 4fTu. D a »

GARAGE MAN, night work. « B aaL~A comm. 50% on car washing, changing tare,

etc. Shilling's Garage, 5154 Tbompaon. T r t

BOY to wk. In drug store ev*., 6 to 12, Wls-tar Drugs. 6635 Ogontz ave. Han. 9615.

BOYS, 16 to 18, for office routine. Driver's lie. Advance. Apply Rm. 736, 12 S. 12th.

BOY — To RUN ERRANDS APPLY 126 S. 11TH ST.

BOYS, wh., 16 yrs. A up. Permanent work. Apply after 9 A.M..Bobrow Bros.,220 S.5th.

BOY, strong, to put packages away. Over 16. Peerless Laundry, 1520 N. Howard st.

BOYS^—For general factory shipping room work. Jack Tobin. 3rd A Somerset sts.

BOY wanted to run errands, $10 per week. P-7 Inquirer. ^

BOY wanted. Must have references, Elite Hat Co., 1010 Race Street.

Apply

BOY OR MAN FOR BICYCLE MESSEN­GER WORK. 1740 FAIRMOUNT AVE.

BOY, for drug store A fountain work. Steiner. 16th A Ridge ave.

BOY over 16 to work in brush factory. Ap-ply 402 Wood st.. 2nd floor.

Snyder BOY. Run errands A learn trade Optical Co., 217 8. 10th st.

BOYS, to learn plumbing, good opportunity." $15 week, 16 years and over. Ste. 8174.

BOY for messenger service. Photocopy. Ap-ply 1600 Sansom st.

BOY over 16 with working papers to polish cars. Apply 825 N. Broad St.

BOYS, col., to make themselves useful in laundry. Apply after 8 A. M., 1726 N. 8th

BOYS, colored, over 16, as assistants on used car lot. 3946 Kensington ave.

COOK, short order A counter man for high-class diner. Good pay, short hours. Apply

68th and Ogontz ave. COOk, short order, white or colored, day work. Apply at once, Palace Restaurant,

1005 W. Lehigh ave. COOK, short order. Good pa;

Diner, 4600 Wissahickon av Vic Adelphia

5233. COOK, short order. Apply Subway Diner, 5035 N. Broad s t

COOK, must have birth certificate, 11th floor Cafeteria. 401 N. Broad St.

COOK, white, experienced. Paul's Restau-rant. 2713 Kensington ave.

COOK, exp., must be good on sea food. H-30 Inquirer.

COOK. Expd., 1st class, also to bake; steady work, good wages. Apply 256 S. 20th st.

COOK. expd. oyster cook. Apply Kelly's Oyster House. 5 S. Mole s t

COOKS AND COUNTERMEN. Associated Diners, phone Ste. 4518.

COOKS With exp. In short order cooking, 8 hrs. day. Linton's Lunch, 3720 N. Broad.

COST CLERK, mfg. exp. North Phila. Exp. calculating machine helpful. Permanent U.

S. Citizen only. Submit brief summary of past exp. A salary expected. Do not apply if engaged in war work. N-97 Inquirer.

DRIVER-SALESMAN, for estab milk route in city, by concern serving excellent

bottle of milk. Steady pos. A good oppor­tunity for energetic man. State age, draft classification A exp. All answers treated confidentially. Q-95 Inquirer. DRIVER-Salesman, estab. laundry route In

suburbs. Good pay. Communrty Laundry, 320 Edmonds ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Phone Clearbrook 2790, Sun. A eves. Clearbrook 1520-M. DRIVER-Salesman, for established retail cleaning route. Good opportunity, steady,

year round Job. Ace Cleaners A Dyers, 780 Haddon ave., Collingswood, N. J. DRIVER-Salesman for est. route, «alary" A

comm. Returnable Cash bond. (Pay week­ly). Local Suburban Laundry, Janney A

DRIVER, colored, to drive A help in roofing work Apply 2948 N. Orkney t

DRIVER—Dry cleaning plant, married pref., gd. hrs„ gd. pay. 2107 WHunt'g Pk.

DRUGGIST, registered in N. J. Liggett'*" Drug Store, Burlington, N. J.

GARAGE man, colored, exp*rt*no*g tie* * ? chain man. Must have driver** Iteiraes,

Night shift, 61c an hour ptu* u i i i l k i u Phone Mr. Black, Bal. 1050. GARAGT man, expd. Moat hev* rem. ami driver's license. Good pay. short bean .

Ap. Franklin St. Garag*. lXB! I T T I l i f t * GARAGE" men "to wash A h*a_B* ' mrfJ*

trucks. Steady work. Herts Drlearaag Station*, Inc.. 711 Vbw * t GARAGE MAN. «*»., e*ywjrk . Oaoi s a l ary . Apply at

lAGEMAN, once. 419

GARAGEMAN, night 4601 Chestnut st.

GARAGE MAN

St. over 80. Apaa?

Street. GARAGEMAN

Apply 715

tor day asar work. Apply 3 m > T .

GARAGE, helper, most have"; Job. Good pay. *43 N. 16th st.

GARAGE MAX, coiorea. Apply after I A g , New Mutual Garage. GARAGE MAN, day work, a* apj* •*»* , good pay, apply l & l M. flat street

GARAGE MAN, night work, *teae> peat* tlon, salary $32.90. Fultoa 0T33.

GROCERY CLERK," < rp. < Driver's UeeaacgM to *&rtJt4

GROOM, handy man who caa~ married, small tenant house. 2314 <

HANDY Man for odd Jobs aroma* hotai yr. round Job for right man. 12th A Spn

H A T T E I R S , flmshers, steady a l year also part-time day work.

Biskup Hat Factory. 9fl2 M.

HELPERS

WE CAN USE A PEW STRONG ABLE-BODIED WORKMEN IN SEVERAL DE­PARTMENTS. WHITMAN'S, 415 RACE ST.

- J. pos. tali stores in Phila., gd. hrs. A *al. to start

Rapid progress. Time allowed to make change. Q-29 Inquirer. DRUGS. College student, not necessarily reg.

Excellent salary. 20 min. from College. Mackey's Pharmacy, Lansdowne. Mad. 5077. DRUGS, R. M., Gentile, good hours, good pay. State age A experience. H-70 Inquirer,

DRUGS—Man, part-time or full time. Apply In person, 2900 N. 25th st.

iff

COUNTERMAN, must be exp. in lunch car. Apply at once. Clover Club Diner, 23d A

Hunting Park ave.

BOYS for Ught factory work. Maklrit* Lamp, 3. E. Cor. 3d A Cambria sts.

BOY—Stock clerk, 40-hr. wk" $18. Perma-nenl. Chance for advancement. 222 S. 8th s t

BRAKEMEN SWITCH TENDERS

Age* 19 to 45, for freight service In Phila. Employees engaged in war contract work need not apply.

Apply P. R. R. Employment Office, 30th St. Station. Street Floor. N. E. Corner.

IRUSH MAKER, draw hand, full or part time. Apply 402 Wood St., 2nd floor.

BUNDLERS (BOX SHOP)

CUTTER BOYS (PAPER MILL)

BEATER FEEDERS (PAPER MILL)

MACHINE OPERATORS (BOX SHOP)

MACHINE HELPERS *

(BOX SHOP)

EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY

WE WILL TRAIN YOU

IFYOUAREOVER I8ANDWANTTO HELP YOUR COUNTRY IN WAR WORK CALL AT ONCE.

U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 639 COOPER ST., CAMDEN, N. J.

Ask for Employer's Repreaentatlv*. Mr. Watson

KIECKHEFER CONTAINER CO. DELAIR, N, J.

COUNTERMAN. Good type, fast, exp. Good pay. Apply Renwick's Coffee Shop, 50

Nassau s t . Princeton. N. J. COUNTERMAN. Diner exp.. 10 hours daily.

Chester Grill. 9th A Sproul. Chester. Pa. COUNTERMAN. $25 wk. to »tart, night

work. Tom Thumb Rest., 17th A Market. COUNTERMAN, sober, steady, $35 per

week. Apply 20th A Johnson sts. Ful. 6733. COUNTER MAN, diner exp.. 10 hours daily.

Marshall. 247 S. 2d St., after 9 A. M. pref.. good hrs.. n o d

4299 Wissahickon. COUNTERMAN, exp, . sal. No Sun, work. Apply

CREELXRS—Exp. on Wilton looms. Apply Hardwick A Magee, 7th A Lehigh.

CUPOLA TENDER WANTED

100% War Work If you are now engaged on war work, please do not apply.

Address Box 349, Wilmington. Del. CUTTERS, exp. men with thoro experience for cutting Government Jackets. No others

need apply. United Pants Mfg. Co., 26th

CUTTERS A Spreaders, exp. on mattress covers A mosquito bars. Crown Curtain

Mills, Amber & Westmoreland sts. Ask for Mr. Olenberg. _ CUTTER. "Experienced cutter A marker. Work 52 weeks a year on men's gabardine

raincoats A sport Jackets. Give full details A salary expected. P-64 Inquirer. CUTTERS (2 i. Lea I her," for clicking ma­

chines. Night shift, Gov't work. Apply , 54!" Slnger Co., 5428 Wyalusing ave.

DRUGS, R. M.. gd. hours, oppor. Call Granite 9310.

sal., exc.

DRY cleaner, experienced. Good pay. Steady work. Apply Centennial Cleaners A Dyers,

1156 N. 3d s t DRY CLEANER. Expd., for wholesale

cleaning plant; steady work, good pay. H-84 Inquirer. DRY cleaner helper, experienced. Good pay,

steady work. Apply Centennial Cleaner* A Dyers, 1156 N. 3d s t DRY CLEANER WANTED. Apply United

Tailors, 68th A Media sts. T^M DYE HOUSE WORKERS

EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY WALTER E. KNIPE A SONS, WYOMING AVE. AT "G" ST.

DYERS for warp machines. Apply Boss Dyer, W. H. Burns Co., N. E. cor. Howard

A Huntingdon sts. ELECTRICAL Armature winders A Stator

winders, steady work, 48-hr. wk. Deft Wm. M.HendrTckson A Co., 1342 ParrtSh a t ELECTRICIAN, pxp. on motors and indus­trial wiring, steady year around in mfg.

plant, now on defense work. State exp., wages A phone number. S-75 Inquirer. ELECTRICIANS. Electrical contractor needs several experienced electricians. Steady work with overtime. State fully, ex---rienc A references. E-32 Inquirer. pel El LECTRICIAN, good opportunity. War workers do not apply. 2536 N. Reese St.

CUTTER, exp. on slip covers A drsperle*. Med-Vogue Corp.. 419 Arch at.

TJISHWASHERST" colored, for induitrial cafeterias, meals A uniforms furnished.

Bring proof of citizenship if you have I t Apply 2503 Lombard st. betw. 8.30 A 4. DISHWASHER, expd., good wages. Broad­way Restaurant, N. W. cor. Broad A Sny-

der ave. "DISHWASHER, col., no"Sunday, steady day

work. Metro Bar, 1842 Market at.

Please do not t

apply if now war work.

engaged In

BUS boy, light col., gen. dining room work Young, 3609 N. Broad s t •

BUS BOY, white, exp unn*c. 12 A 3 P. M. $10 A lunch. "

rtToN'HOLl

M. L-160 Inquirer.

to

BAKER, first hand on sweet dough A rolls. H-74 Inquirer. Night work

"BXRW steady Job.

first hand, "bread N. 16th st. Dav. 6079.

HI ii-ihiiiiiiiaiiiiii i p ^ . , . . im^fc. ip i.Mifi. _ ' _ _ _ g _ L

A cake*. 4257

BAKERS (2), pies A sweet dough; also 1st hand baker. Apply 1713 S. 2d st.

BATfER, 2d hand, all around man .""Call lOf W. Oirard ave . .

BAK^R^iOleTpelrorlSi hand on cakes, very good sal. App.j4S10_Spruce. All. 6878

BAKER. 2D HAND. APTLY 40« W. a

RIS ST. , 1 A it UER wan*t*d7~*tead"y,"*¥'rd*y*7TW~*»

comm. Apply 8043 N. BUtiit i—P- p m«— • • • •*»!••""»<Jim " • _ •__HIUMI '—MMI^W"—"••uni ip iwi»iii'iMiiiii^.*a_____ " ' • " •

BARBER, steady, 5-day week. Sal. $30 A comm. 5817 Rising Sun ave.

BARTENDER. Experienced, reliable man. Steady worker. Write, P-60 Inquirer.

BUTTONHOLE makers, operator on Recce machines for Navy coats. Call H°w-_339ji.

CABINET MAKER, exp. in repairing old furniture. A. L. Dlament A Co., 2415_9outh^ CANDY Helpers, whit* or eolored. Apply

S. Zltner, Tulip A Dauphin its. CANVASSER* 'Sal¥fy"A~comm. Older, neat-

appearlng man preferred. Bilt Rite Uphoi-sterlng Co,, Cor. 68th A Woodland ave. CARETAKER, farmer, single, for small

farm in suburbs, experience with cows, horses and poultry necessary; also driver's license. Comfortable living quarters, good wages. Will consider man and wife, wife to do downstairs work and plain cooking. Telephone Market 0490. Evenings Willow Grove 0597.

CASHIER WANTED

Excellent working conditions. No exp. necessary. Partly night work. $26.50 per week to start. Apply Em­ployment Office, 2320 Walnut st.

tmEiTATrrrTp^ once. 1330 Chancellor st.

CHEF. A""l on'ly7"steady. eooer. reliable; good opportunity right man. H-83 Inquirer. CHEMIST and student, during spare time, to work on research work. B-73 Inquirer.

DISHWASHER, col. or white. Apply in per-son. 262 S. 10th at. ^__^

DISHWASHER, $22 week. Apply 838~"E7 Allegheny ave.

DISHWASHER, experienced, good pay. Ap­ply Turin Grotto Restaurant 13 N. 13th.

DISHWASHER. Sansom Drugs,

Day, no Sun. Good 17th A Sansom sts.

pay.

DISHWASHER, colored. Apply Ganskys, 33d & Columbia ave. after 11 A. M.

ELEVATOR OPERATOR, porter, licensed, 18 to 40 yrs. Starting sal. $23 wkly. A sub­

stantial bonus. Permanent position. Good working conditions. Apply bet. 9 A. M. A 4 P. M. Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co., 46th A Market sts. KUEVAtOROpE^AtO^THote i rrw! pay,

feasant work. Mske application in person. g733 Enuen « t . Gtn., PWl*. ELEVATOR operator •"Thelper. Apply Chief Engineer, Sylvan!* Hotel, Juniper A Locust

streets.

ENGINEER, LICENSED, WITH LOCAL INDUSTRIAL PLANT. PERM. POSITION. DEPENDABLE. T5TATE AGE A EXP. T-97 INQUIRER. .

ENGINEER, licensed, for cleaning A dye­ing plant, day or night work. Apply at

once. Queen Cleaners, 111 Queen st. ENGINEER, white, licensed man for office bldg. plant. Apply Room 802-4 S. 15th s t

ENGINEER, white, license, for amal> in­stitution. Must live in. Phone Gre. 1552.

HORSE SHOER—Good man. No other need apply;

drive truck. E-78 Inquirer

mechanic ~A~

HOSIERY leggers with full A long sect;

machines. Full time operation k

eggers n. The< eo. Lieberknacht A

Gotham Hosiery. Inc . Erie ave. A M at. HOSIERY POS. open for expd. Footer an 3*f

section, German machine, in exa" with crew of 3 Topper* A helper, In New Jersey. P-SB Inquirer. HOSIERY, eaperlsMced fixer oa!

chines. Steady work. Good rata, 4 P. M to 12 P. M. shift Apfty J. W. U m l e n e m f * Co., Castor A Keaafngton ave*. HOSIERY, expertenoal laggir, work. Mlnlaac MlPa. 81 C"*"0" _"-•

HOTEL clerk, knovrledge PJ3.X. Day w e e d Apply 1612 Locust s t , 1st floor.

HOUSEMAN, colored, to ^ J K r e j r m a e k * run elevator. Central ctt_ hoM- « •**> Jea>

for elderly man or draft deterred. Apply 1208 Walnut St., 2-5 P. M. HOUSEMAN for apt.

Clean, thorough wor Pelham Court 6808 Emlen a t

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER

Direct plant work simplification and rat* methods and time study. State m experience, age, height wetsht. aUtua, telephone number. Pleas* apply If already employed In war Address A-55, P. O. Boa 3871.

rNSURANi Chester.

lUnit Tra t cottJCTor-to-noti .

allowance. A-135. H A A daMtr INSURANCE man tor

Excellent salary A bonus. 141 N. mSURANCE AGENTS for health dent debita. Sal. A cornea, 881 W.

JANITOR and wife for high-dam apartment house. Man mu*t

•re, plumbing, elevators A « Wife to clean corridors A write. T-73 Inquirer. JANITOR wanted,

tory work. Good chance refs. Apply all week. A Ontario; 1 blk. from MNiTOR and wff*: house work,

necessary JANITORS;

handy man. do ngfct fee? !hance to advance. Bring. * . Tiny Gram Flecks, I rem AUaakeny "L" 8ta.

-^"*wimrr*o*chtVlran. for agi

S i a ^ a m r a g ^ n g ^ .

Vscations. Increasm at Do not apply if in war work. A-l _ JANITOR for defenM plant coter*a_rem. req. App. Mcaoakey-Grant Corp.. J » * req. A|

Indiana ave. JANITOR, white. Protestant, m etc!

A Blvd., for part-time work, en Call MIC. 1015 bet. 5 A 6 P. M JANITOR A wife, large a p t hows*, i

draft age. Apt. A goad salary, first refs. H - l l Inquirer.

saTai

DISHWASHER, white, no Sun.Apply Down­town Club, 6th A Chestnut st., Ledger Bldg. DISHWASHER wanted. Apply 1228 Spring Garden st., Phila. Pa.

DISHWASHER wanted. $25 a week, apply at once. The Diner, O st. A Erie ave.

DISHWASHER WANTED APPLY 1030 FILBERT ST.

DISHWASHERS, steady work, good pay. No Sun. Apply 1319 Sansom st. ^ ^

DISPATCHER, fully exp. in garage clerical work. Night shift. Permanent position

with excellent opportunity. Call Mr. Roth, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M., for appt Bal. 1050.

DISPLAY MAN

Experienced cut-awl machine operator and sprayer

Snellenburg A Co Personnel Office, 8th floor, N.

Inc., 12th A Market st*.

DRAFTSMEN, draft exempt with some ex­perience in sheet metal, detailing A ma­

chine design. Do not apply if employed in 100% war work. Smith Drum A Co., 5th A Allegheny ave. • DRAFTSMAN for machine shop. Some exp.

in machine design. In reply state training and sal. des. Phila. shop, w a r workers do not apply. Box Q-87 Inquirer. DRAFTSMAN. Able to do detail work on machine designs. State experience A salary

desired. P-61 Inquirer. DRILL press operator, draft deferred, 49

hrs., day work. War workers do not apply. Phone Reg. 8210. DRIVER-SALESMAN, ! To sell Perfect Bread. Salary A comm. Mr. Cornelius,

Frelhofer Baking Co., Oxford av*. A Blelgh at , Philadelphia. DRIVER. whoTes*T*~iaundry route, food wages. Manchester Laundry, 11th A Mtt-

flln sts. DRIVER-Salesman, large estab. Loundry Route, good wages. Salary A comm. Peer­

less J _ B _ u _ d _ _ _ _ _ _ » _ _ ^ I _ 2 w s J d S t ^ ^ ^

ESTIMATOR. An excellent oppor. for * man well exp. in estimating A rate setting in

connection with Jobbing work A genera! medium heavy machinery. Knowledge of simple drafting an advantage. Sm. plant located within 15 mi. in Phila. Write full particulars. L-41 Inquirer. EXTERMINATOR wanted for service work.

Exp, not nee. Phone WaL 3867 for appt. FACTORY help, white or col., with or witBi" out exp. Diamond Paper A Box Co., 246 N.

Delaware sve.

JANITOR, col., middle age for a p t Exp. Minor repairs. Chelten Court 17th *

Chelten. Han. 0220. JANITOR A all-around handy aged, colored. Call fro . 9887

JANITOR, col. Man A wife, house. Apt. IncJ. Apply 231

for

JANITOR and ticket taker, ply in person. Suburban Theatre.

KITCHEN MAN. white, one who can sandwiches. Golden Lantern, 31 S.

FINISHER Steady \

not apply.

must know how to touch up. War workers do Steady work, good pay

1049 Frankford ave FINISHER for old A new furniture. Must b*

experienced in copying antiques finishes. A L. Diament A Co., 2415 South st.

FIREMEN Ages 21 to 40, for freight servic* in Phila., married. Employees engaged in war con­tract work need not apply. P. R. R. Em­ployment Office, 30th S t Station, street Boor, northeast corner. FIREMAN for heating boiler. SmJ. modr

factory. N, Phila. Gd. pos. for one over 50. Must be active. Perm, if satiafactory. Give age, exp. and wages. Box N-30 In-q u I rer. FIREMAN—Over 50 yrs old, for heattnc

boiler. Good permanent position with old well-established company in Broad and Gt-rard Ave. Section. Give age, exp.,, and wagea. Write B-72 Inquirer FIREMAN, stationary, to fire automatic coal burning equipment Steady employ­

ment Apply resdy to work. Kline's, 4100 Frankford ave.

, light duties, 2 days per week. Relief work. Covington Hotel, 37th A Chest-

FIREMAN Relief

nut sts FIREMAN, oil burning with engineers lie. . Apply Jewish Hospital, York A Tabor rd. FIREMAN, col., hsrd coal, high pre**ur*

boilers. 48 hr*. wk. P-56 Inquirer, FIREMAN, licensed, for Cleaning Plant

Apply Queen Cleaners, 111 Queen st FIREMAN wanted. Apply Mliner Hotel, 33d and Chestnut sts.

FIREMAN, H. P., wnall coal boiler*, year •round Job. Ref. Supremef4719 N.Broad at

FIREMAN for low pressure boiler In offic* building. State age, exp.jB-88 Inquirer.

_I.I _•—_.i i i F ^ i - * , s * | i g * | *~y_ f *BP '__ *—!T_—' " "•' ffliiMW«'-'-__e~~r^"***'~"*1,"«*»_™j»_»»_pa

FUXlH SANDERS, man that can sand. acrap* A flntah. Call early with tools. 8024

N. Camac st. —_— Apply FLOOR SANDER, exp., $10 per

7136 Ogontz av*. Phone Wav. 4088 day.

KITCHEN man, oat., all around, i food houss. $30- Kelly's, 13 H. 9th at

LABORERS, hod carriers, $1 per hr. M18-" burn Station, W. Phtta.. 3 square* ketew

69th st. George Elliott LABORERS for work around candy factory.

Steady work for the future. Apply GoM-enberg, Ontario A I «ts. LABORERS, permanent work to yard labor crew of our compnay. Good rata* to start

with advancement to those yiaUfytBg. *Do not apply if now oa war work. Apfly • 9 A. M to the P—la. Gas WceksCa. N. 9th st. LABORERS A Trainee* for chesnacal p-anT age 18 to 260, draft deferred, proof et citisenship required. If already Mimhiffji ta war work do not apply. Charles Lamag A Co., Inc., 5000 Ricnmond at., b e t t-10 A M .

* h A j M b _ s \ ~ wait*, fee LABORERS woodworking plant a te*

worked A wages received. Do net aaety if employed on war work. Addrea C-4fl. P. O.

SKSK^^___ LABORER, oolored, l o r e

workem need not apply. Procter Co.. 3rd A Haattof WkW ave. LABORERS, men between 38 A » . to work in plant Most be in good he*

IngMfgTCo.. 2000 S.^flst * t LABORER, mortar mixer A _ lng, 75c per hr. P-81 Inqatwr.

LADLE REPAIR MAN for Urge Isdk**

1 0 0 * War Work If you are now engaged e* war work, please do not apply

Address Box 348. Wilmington. LATHE A milting ma

pi, experienced work. Good rate* wtttt overtime cxemi on 100* war work do not **ply

Erie av*

rxurTBRY: work ia wash

departments. G ply early ready for work. M M Vwo

TXtrMDRY MAN. to sort A work in room. Apply 5530 Vine s t

ive. A K « t 'strong! yojwg eojswei '***""' Good wage*, steady —ark. Ap-

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