The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-07-02
HELP WANTED-MALE

WATCHES CLEANED. 81; MAIN SPRINGS.
81: warranted one year. Paegei's. % Sd at s..
u YOUNG MEN FRcM MINNEAPOLIS AMI
vicinity at once to prepare for positions In the
government SERVICE Apply to Inter- State Cor
res. Inst, Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
WANTED-THREE Or -FOUR BRICKLAY-
ers. about July 10, 1909. Address Samuel
Englebreth, Beresford s. D.
WANTED-AN INSPECTOR FOR A LEAD
Ing iie insurance 1s company 70 trayel in
bia, Canada, appoint and assist agents and
write personal business; salary, expenses and
commission. Address 2s40. Journal. !.
SUITS DRY CLEANED, 75c: STEAM
style. 75e up, at Anthony the Tailor. 212
Washington av N. 't -. E< Rt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COOK AND SEC
.ond; man and wife preferred. Also hotel
porter and aAgood dining-room girl Lock
box Z, Northtield. MINI. 7s.s% ~, 81
WANTED-FIRsT-CI.A BARBER, 81 PER
week. half over S22; steady job Address r.
D. La Rock Rochester, Mimi,
sToNECUTTERs-oN : -cURBING AND
bridge work. Also hrst-class paving cutters,
guarrymen aud laborers, used to quarry work.
ries Co., Sandstone, MINI. =. .' - ~
WANTED AT ONCE--AN EXPERIENCED
salesman for cut-hower department.; salary
SIS per week.. Apply VIM Donaldson & Co.
WANTED-A GOOD BRooNdNdAKDR. AID:
ureSS poA WllludI, uluu> -
sTONBCUTTERS WANTED-FIVE STONE.
lars write G. W. Babcock & Co., Kasota, MINI
WANTED-BARBER, FIRST-CLAss; : 81
per week; steady job to right man. j. F.
Foster, Aberdeen, s: D. - =.s.
WANTED-THE- MILWAUKEE, FOUNDRY
mems Association will pay at least $2.65 pei
day, with bonus of 81 per day added, for a
few good. competent coremakers. Steady en-
ployment guaranteed. Address lock box s6s
Milwaukee, Wis. T.,
BOOKKEEPER-WAN THOROUGH.
who is also stenographer and typewriter
Position. newspaper office, out Of city. 1926
Journal. '.-
WANTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70
no canvassing; good pay. Sun Advertising
Bureau, Chicago.
WANTED-A FIRST-CLAss PAPER HANG:
er to do work and take part of pay In wal
paper and paints. 1891 Riverside av.
WANTED-cABINET AND SHOWCASE
work. Duluth. MINI. =
WANTED-FIRsT-CLA COACHMAN AT
1910 Central av. ~e:,& 4. ..-> p: =.
FOR SALE, JOURNAL AND TIMES ROUTES
Must have cash; Journal route, 1S6 names
Times Time a iS1 Tnd1 8 aS st Rsar Call
FEW MORE MEN TO ADVERTISE GOODS
from wagon. De Snnidt Mfg. Co., Office anc
salesroonl 1918 Washington av S.
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAsS BOOKKEEPEF
and stenographer combined. Must have hat
experience. 1882, Journal.
Inquire or address 1913 University av Sc.
WANTED-YoUNG MAN 10 WORK Il
wholesale house; must be strong and smart
1852, Journal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN WHOLESALE
house, permanent position. 1853, Journal.
WANTED-A GROCERY CLERK. a. N
Peterson. 1877 Washington av S.
WANTED - FIRsT-CLAsS TIMER. AP
ply A. Tanquay, Willow City. N: D.
A. Reed. ,20s Century building. city.
wANTED-ONE GOOD LATHE HAND, AIS
two young men with some experience 70
general work; steady work to satisfactory
parties. Moore Carving Machine Co:
wANTED-BoY TO. WORK IN A DRUG
store. 1871 Chicago av. $780,
oee 1T IS THE MISSION OF A SAVINGS
o 90 bank to preach a comfortable, tru
Gee economy, and that is what this ham
is doing. The Savings Bank Of Minneapolis
Adam Hannah, treasurer. 107 4th st S.
WE WANT ONE GOOD LIVE AGENT II
Iowa and Wisconsin to write our small prem
ium accident insurance policies. Reply CIV
ing best local references; big commissions
Standard Registry Co., 53l Andrus buildnig.
YOUNG MEN WANTED, ANY sDlSIANCE
copy letters home evenings and return to us
We pay $40 per Thousand. Send addresses
envelop, particulars and copy F. M. g.
Dept Ais, box 1411, Philadelphia, Pa
MACHINE -MEN-TWo COMPETENT ma
chine men to operates wood working machine
in wagon factory. Wagon makers-Also- tw
first class wason-makers. Neal, Johns
Co., Lake City, MINI. - -
TWO STRONG YOUNG MEN TO WORK II
country flour mill; 81 so per day; steady EN-
ployment. Address 3511, Journal.
BARBER WANTED-FIRST-CLA MAI
at once; good wages; bring tools. Inquire q
IS. Sd st S.