St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14

SITUATIONS OFFERED.
MaIe---COntinucd
CARRIAGE WOOD WORKER wanted,
neapolis, Mimi.
cash BOI-Wanted, cash boy. Boston
- One-Price Clothing House. Third and
Robert sts. 8
CASHIER-Nan anted, cashier at city res
~ taurant; one who understands dining
room work. Address H 143, Globe.
CHAIR CAMERA frst-class chair Gamer
" wanted at corner of Rice st. and Como
av. D
CHARLES BENNETT, wholesale and
- retail florist No. 2S Panorama building,
Sixth and st. Peter SITS.
KER-Wanted, an experienced
~ checker at once at the Golden Rule.
CHARTIER, THE TAILOR, has re-
~ moved to 1872 Robert; good goods at
low fgules.
CIGARS-For cigars. tobacco, bread, con-
~ fectionery, milk and light lunch go to
B. r. McCrudden, VA East Seventh St
1858
COACHMEN, watchmen and janitors po-
~ sitions always on hand. Bee Hive En-
terprise, Seventh and Robert. 2SS
CtOACHMAN-Wante a good German
~ coachman; must understand his bust
ness well and come well recommended.
lis, Globe.
CLERKS-We want every clerk in the city
~ to know that we make first class Win
ter overcoat to order for $50, and trousers
for So. Reid Tailoring company, 315 jack
son ST. 2SS
OOATMAKER wanted. L. o. Wilson,
- Oil East Seventh ST.. call this morning.
COLLARS AND CUFFS. 2 cents: first
~ class work guaranteed. State Steam
laundry, 220 West Seventh st. 269-94
CORNICEMAKERS wanted at the st.
~ Paul Roofing and Cornice Works, corner
Sixth and Wacouta sts.
no YOU WANT ANY FLANNELS,
u blankets or comfortables for the winter?
If so, save money by purchasing from Harri-
son, Beare d Co., IL East Third. 2SS
nELIVERY BOY-Wanted. boy for de-
IL livering bundles; must know the streets
of the city. Call at 9S cent store, 155 East
Seventh st. 3
nELIVERYMAN-W Wanted, young man
IL to drive laundry delivery; must be eX-
perienced; wages S12 per week. ia,
Globe. 3
docs YOUR MONEY PAY YOU PER
IL cent net? If not let us show you few
s per cent mortgages on inside st. Paul prop
erty that pay s per cent net semi-annual
interest; secured on our best st. Paul prop
erty. Smith & Taylor, 317 Jackson st.
DRUG APPRENTICE = Young man
IL wanted to learn the drug business; Ger
man preferred. Address, with references,
y 1S9, Globe.
nRIVER-Good,r reliable man for delivery
II wagon. Bee Hive Enterprise, Seventh
and Robert 2SS
n SINCLAIR, $50 Fairfield av. tele-
~. phone call, S90-2-Dealer in all kinds
of fresh meats, game, fish, etc.
Drug CLERK-German, with one years
~ experience, wants position. Address
B., Noyes Bros. & Cutler.
EMPLOY MENTAL energetic man can
IL find profitable employment Oh commits
sion at 80 WaDasha st.
ERCHINGER BROS, 2S3 and 2S5 Con-
IL cord St, Near Cambridge-Telephone
Call, 426-2-General line of groceries, fancy
and staple: confectionery, -four, feed and
crockery; Dew Drop canned goods spe-
cialty; also handle bread, dried fruit, cigars,
| tobacco and glassware.
EINISHkRS-Goo inside fnishers
i wanted. Apply, Capital Apartment
Building, Fourth and st. Peter SITS.
EOR LADIES' FINE PLUSH AND
l. cloUh cloaks at popular prices go to Har-
Tison, Beare d Co., l East Third ST. 2SS
EIRENAN-Wanted an experienced fire.
Il man at Windsor hotel.
FLOWER POTS of every variety of color,
l. shape, size, ETC.; also antique pottery
for art decoration, all at lowest possible
prices. De Cou d Co., q West Third.
EOR ALL DISEASES of the hair and
L scalp use Dodge's Infallible Hair Restora-
tive.
DOR FINE CIGARS go to the Opera
l. House Cigar store.
nor LADIES-Turkish. Russian, vapor
L and sulphur baths at Mrs II. c. CoYing-
toms, 26 West Tenth st.
DOR NICE-FITTING CLOTHES at rea-
l. sonable figures, try Charter, the Tailor,
392 Robert st.
ERESH CONFECTIONERY of every de-
Il scription at Aliens, 406 and 40S Waba
sha st.
| ERUITS AND VEGETABLES OF every
Il description at Michaud Bros, Seventh
| and Wabasha sts.
! GENTS hand -sewed French calfskIn
| VI shoe (GlObe toe, latest style) for only
! $3.50 and So at Bradley's, 225 East Sew
enth st.
CET YOUR CLOTHES MADE AT
| VI Powers &, Spaniols', the Tailors, 153
| West Seventh, Seven corners.
NOTO MOBILES, No. 50 West Seventh st.
| VI for your custom clothing; will save you
| SIS on every suit
| COINGl GOING-Those Holland Bulbs
VI by dozens and hundreds. De Cou d Co.,
| 81 West Third.
| CRAWERT BROS, Bakers, 10Y Dakota
VI aY., dealers in staple and fancy grocer
| les; full stock of four, feed. butter eggs and
| canned goods; also cigars, tobacco and con-
! fectiOnery; oats, bran and hay; apples and
| potatoes.
| GROCERY CLERK-Wanted,y young man,
| VI Swede, who understands care of horse,
to work in store and deliver. John Neobard,
| corner of Forest and Sims SITS. 3
| (tET YOUR CLOTHES MADE at Pow
VI ers d Spaniol's, The TailorS, l53 West
Seventh, Seven corners. 2SS
ROCERY MAN-Man who understands
VI the grocery business, to 60 on wagon; must
speak French. Apply to corner Tenth and
Temperance sts. 4
HAVE YOUR CARPETS CLEANED by
! IL the St. Paul Carpet Cleaning Works,
Dickson & Gross, corner Sixth and Cedar sts.
Telephone 1912.
II C. NOBLE. merchant tailor, No. SO
LIE West Seventh st.
| TNTERNE-Wanted an advanced med
i ical student for the position of inferno
in a hospital; one with some knowledge of
| drugs preferred; this is an excellent oppor-
tunity to obtain clinical instruction. Ad-
dress, in own handwriting, with references,
H l37. Globe. 2S7-S9
ISAAC KATZ, "a DAKOTA AV.. dealer
i in all kinds of stoves, furniture and house
hold goods; handles the perfect Economy
heating and cooking stoves; general line of