St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-29
SITUATIONS 0FFERED.

SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
A GENTS-S5 to $40 per day collecting
IA small pictures tor us to copy and en-
large: satisfaction guaranteed and 81 outfit
free: A. Dunno q Co, 90 Reade ST., New
York.
4 GENTs-Sickness. accident and death
II benefit paid by Standard Mutual Aid AS
ISOLATION Globe Building), st. Paul. easy to
work; big remuneration.
A GENTS. male and female, wanted every
n where, lightning seller; absolutely new;
no talking; profits immense. Abbott Manu-
featuring Company, Springfield Ohio.
4 GENTS WANTED everywhere for
II Both Sides of the Tariff Question"
Contributors are Gladstone, Blaine, Mills,
Carnegie Sherman, Mckinley, Breckinridge,
Morrill, and Others. This is no rehash from
newspapers; every word has been specially
written for u.s. the discussion is brilliantand
10 The point Price, cloth. gold stamp, S1.5O.
| Live agents can coin money from now until
November OF 81. Write for terms immedi-
! ately. A. Pension, Sole Publisher, 33S Broad
way, New York.
A RE YOU ont of employment? If so, send
n your address 10 A. c. Roberts, Lake
| Benton, Mimi.
| BARBER WANTED-Stead job; one or
ID two years experience. Apply 495 Case st.
| pARBER-Wanted, a frst-class barber
ID Call or address II. Brown. 104 Chamber
of Commerce Duluth, Mimi.
| DOY-American boy wanted, fourteen to
| ID sixteen years of age, TO run Of errands;
| must be good writer and reside with his
| parents; city references. Address o. P.
| Globe.
| DOYS wanted to wash bottles and Iarel
- The Blackwood Company, Paul Martin
| Block, Dakota av.
OOY wanted, who has had experience at
ID paperhanging and painting. SOP Rice st.
| DRAsS FINISHER-Wante a first-class
| - brass finisher, at st. Paul Brass works
| Company. corner Eighth and Minnesota SITS.
Apply TO superintendent.
! CARPENTERS wanted to attend a mass
| ~ meeting al Harms theater tomorrow
| night; seats free.
| CANyAsSERS wanted; steady position
| - and salary: call before Monday morn
ing, at % West Fifth ST.
| (NANyAssERs : Wanted, experiene ed
~ men and women to canvass for stock sub
| scriptons for local building society Address
A 155, Globe.
TANvASSERS wanted: salary and com
- mission. Wheeler & Wilson Manufact-
uring company. 81 West Third st.
CARRIAGE PAINTERS-Two carriage
- painters wanted Monday morning. Nip
|
CHOKE BOY for his board; will pay
- wages after May l. Room ), Chamber of
| Commerce
CLERK wanted at Russen's grocery store.
y $50 st. Peter st.
AKERS-Wanted at once, three
u frst-class coatmakers; highest wages
| paid; none but frst-class workmen need
apply. ". r. Donough. merchant tailor, No.
McDermott ST., Winnipeg, Manitoba.
/ COLLECTORS three energetic
~ men speaking German as collectors and
canvassers: salary and cOnmi ssion. Apply
81 and Is Chamber of Commerce, Monday,
9 Il. m.
CORRESPONDING CLERk-Wanted,
~ young man capable of handling the
correspondence i'll the credit department of
a large house: state age, experience and sal
airy expected. Address in own handwriting.
". K. F., Box o ST. Paul.
DETECTIYES wanted to act i'll the Secret
- Service under instructions of Capt
Grammar, ex-chiet of detectives of Cincin-
natl; experience not necessary; particulars
free. Grammar Detective Bureau Company,
Al Arcade, Cincinnati, o.
nETECTlVES wanted in every Locality
IL 10 work under our instructions; expert
ence not necessary; stamp for particulars.
Washington Detective Agency, box 7S7
Washington, Iowa.
nRAPERY AND SHADE MAN wanted
- steady work; at the Michaud Carpet
Company; none but competent men need
a i y.
DRUG CLERK-Wanted, a young man
II with some experience to learn the drue
business; call Monday morning at 10 o'clock
T. ". Faber x Co.. Seventh and Wabasha.
EAR N-HAND-Wanted. a good, expert
l. enced farmland for the season; good
wages paid to good help. P. o. Bingham
Lake, Mimi, JAS. u. Weller-
II AKIN iGSsMAKERS = Wanted, twenty
I harnessmakers; steady work. Dodson
Fisher, Brockmann Il Co., Minneapolis
Mi. Il.
HARM ttSSMAKER AT once Call a
IL As South Wabasha.
MUSICIANS wanted for band and or
WI chestra, to travel Address quick
George W. Lowe. 6S1 Wabasha st.
, 0KGA AIZER-Wanted, a good man t,
" assist in organizing lodges; salary
Address V 15S, Globe.
ORGANIZERS wanted for semi-annua
" endowment society. This society ha
2 | paid S20000O or matured certificates ant
| called no expense assessment. The entlr
: | benefit fund held in trust by the state treas
! urer of Massachusetts,. Address Friend All
Society, Waltham, Mass.
DAPERHANGER = First-class papel
hanger wanted. 502 Rice st.
DRINTER-First-cla workman can hav
| u
newspaper and job office Call forenoons, o
l Nicholson, 219 West Seventh.
DICTURE FRAMES and mouIdIngs a
L IfOmer's, Is East Third, late of the S
Paul Picture Frame Company; showcarC
= framing a specially.
e DRESS FEEDER = Good boy: Stead
L work. William L. Banning Dr. II We
= Third ST.
CALESMAN-Wanted clothing salesman
- must be good stockkeeper and A No.
t salesman. St Cloud. Mimi, Lock Box 95S.
); CALEsMAN-Wanted,f rst-class salesma
~ ~ in our drapery department.; no othe
need apply. Schuneman d Evans, 80 Ea
:, Third ST.
}. CALESMAN-Wanted first-class pract
- cal wallpaper sales man. st. Paul Carpt
Il Company.
= CALESMEN- Wanted, four frstcla:
- statesmen for city and country; must
/. educated. intelligent enterprising gent
}. men; none others need apply. Room
Court Block, "a East Fourth st.
= TAILOR WANTED-Steady work al
i good pay, at Shakopee, MINI. Jof
= Frank
TALOR-Wanted, a good tailor by t