The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-03
HELP WANTED---MALE

A TONIC, JUVENALIS HAIR FOOD restores
natural color; prevents grayness, soc Voegei.
YOUNG MAN, FOR THOROUGH PREPARA-
tion for office work or business, go TO the
Archibald college, Lake st, corner Stevens.
lGOOD POSITIONS AND GOOD SALARIES
are the reward Of graduates Of the Minnesota
School of Business, "a Sd st S. Enter now.
| OVERCOAT SLEEVES REFINED, soc; SILK
| velvet collar, soc; suits steam cleaned ana
! pressed 81; pants reeut, Toe up AT Anthony
the Tailor, 119 Washington av N.
RAPHERS-REGISTER WITH THE
Hammond Typewriter Co.. for positions 637-
6S9 Andrus bldg.
TENoGRAPHERS-YoU ARE WELCOME
to use our machines for practice. The Ham
mond Typewriter Co., 76S7-6S9 Andrus bldg.
WANTED-FOR H. f. BALCH & CO..
men in rock and earth; free transportation
until Oct. 10; also, for new railroad west OF
Rocky mountains snip daily Apply West
ern Employment Agency, Minneapolis, Far
go and Grand Forks.
4 EVENING SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 80, 1901
Sessions, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
THE MUNSON SHORTHAND INSTITUTE.
1215-25 Guaranty Loan Building.
BOYS -WANTED-APPLY AT A. d. t. OF
WANTED = EXPERIENCED FURNITURE
salesman for southern Minnesota and South
Dakota. Pay straight salary and all ex-
penses. Permanent position for the right
turer. 1929. Journal.
sTENOGRAPHERS-O SPEED CLASS is
a success. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days. Join now. THE MUNSON SHORT
HAND INSTITUTE, Guaranty Loan building.
WANTED-TWO- GOOD MEN TO REPRE-
sent US in the twin cities. Good position for
men who can command the business No
need to apply unless you are AL statesmen.
Address 7499, Journal
WANTED-A GOOD MAN. 2811 NICOLLET.
MAN-HIGH PRICED, POSSESSING
rare executive ability: life insurance or ex-
tensive book experience desirable will pro-
teet and give right man line Of customers and
valuable assistance from Office No time to
interview collectors or cheap men. Address,
stating experience and giving references,
7495. Journal.
CIVIL SERVICE GOVERNMENT POSI-
sitions-9SS9 appointments made last year;
probably 10000 this year; common school ed
ucation required for the examination. Cata-
logue of information free Columbian Cor
respOndence College, Washington, D. c.
Statesmen FOR PEN CARBON COPYING
books and other Office specialties; fine side
lines; easy sellers; liberal terms; catalogue
free. Model Mig, Co., Dept. L. South Bend,
Ind.
EVENING BUSINESS SCHOOL-OPENS
Monday, Sept. 80. Speed class in shorthand
Send for evening circular. Curtiss Bus. Col
| lege and Gregg Shorthaad School, Boston blk
WE WANT SOME GOOD CANVASSERs FOR
offer; rigs furnished free. G. F. Adams Co.,
/ 76 7thi st S. sob
WANTED-THOROUGH EXPERIENCED
furnishing goods statesmen; good salary to
right men. The Palace Clothing House Co
WANTED-TWO GOOD PAINTERS ARE
wanted at once. Address Eric Tysk, Brain
erd, Mimi. 5
lWANTED-DRUG CLERK FOR COUNTRY
town. $50 per month. State age, nationality;
give particulars and references Address
/ 1858, Journal.
| WANTED-YOUNG- GERMAN FOR TYPE
writer permanent position to right party.
| Address 1886, Journal.
A MAN WITH A TEAM, TO GRUB AND
plow 20 to 80 acres of land. eight miles from
center of Minneapolis. Call at 513 Phoenix
! building
WANTED-SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS WOOD
| pattern makers on engine and steam pump
work. Fairbanks, Morse & Co., st. Paul.
! WANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT THE 500
/ Line will make such low rates to the Pan
| American Exposition, Oct. 4, that everybody
! can afford to go. Round trip $3.50.
+ WANTED-FIRST-CLA SHOE REPAIR
er, in small town. young man preferred Ad-
dress box SO, Redwood Falls, MINI.
WANTED-PANTS OPERATORS, FINISH
ers and pressers; must be experienced. APP
ply Mr.. Freedman, fourth floor, the Palace
Clothing House Co.
EXPERT STENOGRAPHERS ARE IN
1
Minnesota Normal School and Business Col
lege. $50 7th st s.
WANTED-GOOD PAINTERS; STEADY
work Call at 1st av and Franklin. M. n.
| Quickstad
WANTED-SALESMAN FOR SOUTH DA-
kota Minnesota, Wisconsin, by reliable Chi
cago house, on commission; half the profits
to sell teas, coffees, baking powder, cigars.
77d2, Journal
/ FIRST CLASS TAILORS WANTED. AR
cher & Jerdee Tailoring Co., "a 9Th st 5.
TWO GOOD CARPENTERS WANTED. CALL
2218 5th av S, this evening.
WANTED-ONE GOOD PAINTER AND ONE
paper hanger. Call this evening or o'clock
/ tomorrow morning, at the wall paper store,
/ 1921 Riverside.
! WANTED-FIRST- CLASS, EXPERIENCED
I telephone and lineman. E. M. Matchan,
LADIES TAILORS-928 NICOLLET. MAD
am Boyd.
WANTED-A COMPOSITOR, AT ONCE.
The Chronicle Owatonna, MINI.
! AT ONCE, YOUNG MAN TO WORK FOR
his tuition while attending Minnesota Nor
NAL School and Business College. 525 7th
/ ST ,. IN
GOOD JOB PRESS FEEDER WANTED.
Thurston & Gould Printing CO.
A STRONG, BRIGHT BOY TO ANSWER
J bell and do chores. BOZ 10th st 5.
wANTED-GIRLS AND BOYS. OVER 16 TO
work in factory at moderate wages. Apply
SIT Sd ay N
WANTED-YOU TO KNOW THE DEMAND
/ for Life of Mckinley" memorial edition, is
something phenomenal, and continues una
bated. It will be published in English, Ger
man and Swedish languages. Outfit free.
Send Ice to cover postage. ]. p Crotty &
Co., 507 I'd av S.
/ JOB BLACKSMITH AND WAGON-MAKER,
at George w Morse's, Hastings, MINI.
! WANTED-MAN TO TAKE CARE OF A
horse furnace and for general work. Good,
comfortable place for winter. Address 7117,
Journal Ia
/ WANTED-YOUNG MAN, FIRST-CLASS
clothing salesman and stockkeeper; out-of-
town position; $50 monthly to right party;
$40 Lumber Exchange.
WANTED-S SALESMAN TO CALL ON THE
drug and grocery trade of Minneapolis and
sSt. Paul. Address. with references, 775S;
journal 3,
WANTED-SALESMAN- TO CALL ON THE
lcountry grocery and drug stores in Mime
sota Address, with references, 77o7, Jour-
nal.
\ EWANTED-MAN'. TO WORK IN THE SHIP
ping department experienced furniture pack
er preferred Steady work Barnard-Cope
Mfg. Co., 4th st and I'd av NE.
WANTED-TWENTY LABORERs, AT 1sT
I av and 1st St Apply Bufield, foreman H.
I N Leighton Co.
WANTED-GOOD BOY FOR OFFICE WORK,
errands,. etc. 1929, Journal.
WANTED TO DO JOB AND
take pay in due bills on different firms; ma
terial furnished. Room 7O1, 256 Hennepin
WANTED = GENTLEMAN AS A FLOOR
manager; one with some experience in the
dry goods business preferred. Apply 1923,
Journal aaN