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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1907
Page
3
The notice outlines free small ads for help wanted and other listings up to fifteen words, with one ad per person per day. It notes submission through the agency, mail handling rules, and lists participating pharmacies as ad drop points across Northwest, Northeast, Southeast, Anacostia and surrounding areas.
Classified help wanted blurbs list diverse positions including experienced deliverer and collector requiring $10 cash deposit, farmer and wife with practical farm and trucking work, a general farmer for 180 acre Washington area farm, male and female voices for benefit performance of Pinafore, drawing talent for piece work, grammar lessons, stenographers and typewriters training, and young writers sought for magazine stories. Many listings include box numbers and office references.
Classified help ads seeking male applicants for carnival, painting, barbering, grafting, jewelry, drug store, printing, clothing sales, milk wagon, elevator work, farmhand, wire work, boiler/chief engineer, stenography, clerking. Positions include apprenticeships, drivers, keepers, messengers, and general labor with varied wages and locations. coordinates through offices, boxes, and specific storefronts in Washington area.
A dense page lists numerous help wanted notices. Offers include reliable newspaper solicitors, half-day work, and various roles: janitor, printer, night cook, office boy, stenographer, typewriter, real estate assistant, route boy, salesmen, hotel staff, and many domestic positions such as cook, housework, laundress, nurse, and waitress. Addresses and box numbers provided for applications. emphasis on speed and references.
Various 1910s style help wanted and lost and found notices advertised around Washington DC. Entries range from female domestic workers, waitresses, and housekeepers to salesladies and cooks, plus office assistants and manicurists. Numerous LOST items include pocketbooks, watches, jewelry, and a fox terrier, with rewards offered. storage and moving services also listed.
Numerous listings of used furnishings, pianos, machinery, clothing, and odds and ends. Items include uprights and pianos from Steinway and Weber, a 2 engines and boat, a variety of furniture pieces, clothing, and general household goods offered at low prices. Some contact details and box numbers noted.
A long mixed classified list seeks bargains and sales. Buyers can place boxes for desks, typewriters, office chairs, a piano, a lamp, a filing cabinet, and more while also offering various household items, bicycles, engines, incubators, file boxes, and parts for sale or trade. Some entries request cash, others trade or terms. Several notices mention boxes for response and city addresses.
Complete dining room suite and apple bedroom sets described as good as new. Oak dresser and black walnut parlor couch with weaving wire cot, kitchen cabinet, and mission library table and chairs offered. Flat 10 and 1623 Swoon et ne 10 2311A Net aw advertise bargain prices.
NOLTE GWT 11th nw ROOME PAPERED 31.75 SExitt ROOME PAPERED 71.25 1¢x2e for 1.50 rooms in proportion CHAS A CARLIFLE 335th st and 41 Tet nw Phone Man 6557 mebiG-AUTOMOBILES BUILDING SUPPLIES ADVERTISEMENT FOR FURNISHINGS AND AUTOMOBILES.
Numerous help wanted notices for domestic staff in Washington. Positions include butlers, chauffeurs, cooks, housemaids, nannies, clerical workers, drivers, and tutors posted by The Washington Domestic Guild and other offices with varying wages and requirements.
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