The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-21
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WATCHES CLEANED. 8; MAIN ]. SPRINGS.
oYBRcoAT SLEEVES REFINED, SOC; SILK
! pressed, ST; pants recut, 75c up. At Anthony
| the Tailor. removed to 212 Washington ay N.
GOOD POSITIONS AND GOOD SALARIES
are obtained by graduates of the Minnesota
HARRY 9xr W FEM NEW Np SyA a69ps:
s2s Hennepin av. EvRRYTHiNd NEW.
| GOOD sALARIED POSITIONS ARE Sc
| cured graduates from the business and short
hand departments Of the Archibald college,
Lake st, corner Stevens av.
THE STANDARD RESTAURANT 2o4 HEN
nepin av, is the place where you can get the
| best loo and 15c meal in the city.
| BUSHELMAN WANTED = FIRsT-CLAss
one that can make coat. Harry w. Fem,
| S29 Hennepin av.
years contract; good wages. Canniff Co.,
Grand Forks, N. D.
MoLDERs-THE NATIONAL FOUNDERS
! Association will pay at least 1915 per day for
few good machinery floor molders to work
no trouble. Address box 41O. Chicago Ill.
| TAILOR WANTED-AT ONCE; ONE WHO
| makes both pants and vests. II. j. BROKER,
| Cass Lake, MINI.
| JANIToR WANTED FOR MODERN OFFICE
|
good references need apply. 1915, Journal
WE WANT A GOOD, SOBER TIMER;
1 must understand pump and windmill work;
! steady employment for the right man; state
| wages G. Friedrich & Co.. Jasper, MINI.
1 WANTED-GooD WOOD TURNER At
I WANTED-TEN FIRST-CLAss BENCH
men, who can work from details on stair
work. interior finish. fixtures, etc. Nine
hour day, S21a cents per hour; steady work;
/ II Oh A I'D o.
4 Denver, Col.
! WANTED-A GOOD COATMAKER AND A
J good pantsmaker, at once. Steady work. Will
pay city prices. H. Stevens, Monteyideo,
WANTDD-GooD BENCH MoI.DERs, AT
once. j. w. Bryant & Co., Eagle Foundry,
18th and University avs Sc
i WiANTED-SEVER-AL STRONG BOYS FOR
| general work in machine shop. Apply at
I once. Moore Carving Machine Co.
! TAILOR WANTED-PANTsMAK PAY
$l7o and 81. who will make coat now and
then; good job for a steady man. VIM. Wer-
ner. Britt Iowa.
TRAVELLING sALHsMAN-oNE EXPERT
! capable of earning big money. Do not apply
if you are not a frst-class salesman. State
references: Address 7722 Journal.
WANTED GAN GIVE A GOOD, RELI-
nn ssp ncs
/ nal.
zee THE SAVINGS BANK OF MINNEAP-
4 zoe oils pays per cent on time depOs-
see It's. Special issue Of 100000. See
| circulars Adam Hannah. Treas. 107 S 4th.
:, WANTBD-AN EXPERIENCED COACHMAN
! for position paying highest wages. Address,
with references, 1888, Journal.
WANnED-ONE FLRsT-CLAsS THINNER,
an Al solderer. w. S. Mott Company, %
1 BOY-EXPERIENCED TOBACCO STRIP
per; chance to learn the trade. III. Nord, 2O1e
9th st s.
! COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR GEN
eral housework in small ad family; highest wages
paid. Inquire at 28OS Fremont av S.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE:
work. 3216 Sd av S.
1 WANTED-BOY, II YEARS OLD. HEY
wood Mfg. Co., 42o Sd st N.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME
experience in sash and door business, to act
as shipping clerk. Permanent position and
good chance for advancement to the right
: man. 1857, Journal.
Z MATCHMAKER, WITH REFERENCES
city job; at once. Address 1890, Journal.
4 NOTICE-ALL MEMBERS OF THE BAR.
!, ton avs N, Sunday, at 1 o'clock sharp. to at.
. tend F. J. Millers funeral.
J. CABINET MAKER-FIRsT-CL GLASS BENCH
I worker wanted. Permanent position. Apply
to H. Peterson. New England Furniture ane
i BOY,-BRIGIIT BOY WANTED TO LEARN
( furniture f1nisher's trade. Apply to George
Morrow, New England Furniture and Carpet
! Co. r.. .'N-e.~e- 49,. .-T re, e.
500 MEN-TO COME AND GET $3.50 SHOES
for $3.50; union made. % Washington av S
! WANTED-A GOOD SIGN PAINTER AMI
4 all around man; steady job to the right man
4 married preferred. c.. C. Bowen, Crookston
i MINI. -. ~ - 49,
IWANTED-AN EXPERIENCED ,sHORT-OR-
der cook, at once News Luncheon, No. 81
4th st S. =. --.~@
|WANTED-RELIABLE HARNESS-MAKER
to work in custom shop. Address box 1855
Menomonie, Wis.
SALESMAN-TO WORK COUNTRY MER-
chants with best proposition ever presented
standard line; leading manufacturer; .crack
erjack' advertising plan; insures orders II
every town; merchants pay for goods out o.
commission advanced. averages $50 or