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

WATCHES CLEANED. 81; MAIN SPRINGS,
81; warranted one year. Paegel's. % Sd at s.
Il YOUNG MEN FRcM MINNEAPOLIS AND
vicinity at once to prepare tor positions In the
government service. Apply to Inter- State Cor
res. Inst. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. e :
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR BRICKLAY-
ers, about July Is, 1902. Address Samuel
Englebreth, Beresford. S. D.
WANTED-AN INSPECTOR FOR A LEAD
Ing is 1he t. tr
bia, Canada. appoint and assist agents and
write personal business; salary, expenses and
commission. Address 2s4O. Journal.
sudTs DR. Dry CLEANED 75e STEAM
styis 7 xton up st Anthony the Tailor 22
GLASS COOK AND SEC
.ond;- man and wife preferred Also hotel
box Z, Northtield. MINI 7s*.F -
CLASS BARBER, s14 PER
week, half over s22; steady lob. Address r.
D. La Rock. Rochester, MINI. Z.
sToNEoUTTERs-oN .CURBING AND
euarrymen and iaborers, used to quarry work.
ries Co., Sandstone, MINI. ,.g.
WANTED at ONCE-AN EXPERIENCED
salesman for cut-hower department; salary
SIS per week. Apply VIM. Donaldson & Co.
WANTED-A GOOD BROoMMAKDR. AID
dress box SO, Willmar, MINI. IL
SUBSCRIBERS WANTED-FIVE sTONE-
cutters; steady employment For" particu-
lars write G. w. Babcock & Co.. Kasota, Mimi
WANTED-BARBER.7 EFIRST-CLASS; = 81
Foster, Aberdeen, $: D. =. -
WANTED-THE MILWAUKEE, FOUNDRY
mems Association will. pay at least 81. IS per
day, with bonus Of 81 per day added, for a
ployment guaranteed Address lock box S6s,
Milwaukee, Wis.
BOOKKEEPER-WANT THOROUGH
ly competent and experienced bookkeeper,
who is also stenographer and typewriter.
Position, newspaper Office, out Of city. 1926,
Journal. '.~ '--
WANTED EVERYWHERElHUsT TO
tack signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc. !:
no canvassing; good pay. Sun Advertising
Bureau, Chicago.
WANTED-A FIRST GLASS PAPER HANG
er to do work and take part of pay In wall
paper and paints. 1891 Riverside av.
WANTED-cA:B1NET AND SHOWCASE
makers at Duluth Showcase Factory; steady
WANTED-FIRsT-CLAs COACHMAN AT
1910 Central av. "~9:E =. - -: - 80 :,
FOR SALE, JOURNAL AND TINES ROUTES
Must have cash; Journal route, 1876 names :
Times 100 names 2o5 Sunday. Call or ad-
dress Jay Todd, 80 Sd st s. Rear.
from wagon. De tsmidt Mfg. Co., Office and
salesroom 1918 Washington av S. .
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss BOOKKEEPER
and stenographer combined Must have had
experience. $780, Journal.
WANTED-A COMPETENT COACHMAN.
Inquire or address 1913 University av Sc.
wANTED-YoUNG MAN TO. WORK N
wholesale house; must be strong and smart.
1852, Journal
ANTED-EXTENDER. IN WHOLESALE
house; permanent position. 1853, Journal.
WANTED-A GROCERY CLERK. a. N
Peterson. 127 Washington av S.
WANTED = FIRsT-CLAss TIMER. AP-
ply A. TanQuay, Willow City, N. D.
NIGHT WATCHMAN; $50 PER MONTH. S.
A. Reed. POS Century building, city:
wANTED-ONE GOOD LATHE HAND, ALSO
two young men with some experience fol
general work; steady work to satisfactory
parties. Moore Carving Machine Co.
wANTED-BoY TO. WORK IN A DRUG
| store. 1871 Chicago av.
Gee IT IS THE MISSION OF A SAVINGS
pee bank to preach a comfortable, true
Gee economy, and that is what this bank
is doing: The Savings Bank Of Minneapolis
Adam Hannah, treasurer. 107 4th at S.
WE WANT ONE GOOD LIVE AGENT IN
every town of LOCO population in Minnesota
| Iowa and Wisconsin to write our small prem
ium accident insurance policies. Reply. CIV
ing best local references; big commissions
Standard Registry Co., 531 Andrus buildnig.
YOUNG MEN WANTED, ANY DISTANCE
copy letters home evenings and return to us
We pay $40 per thousand. Send addressed
envelop, particulars and copy. F. NJ; G.
Dept. 47S box 1411 Philadelphia, Pa.
MACHINE MEN-TWo COMPETENT MA
| chine men to operate wood working machines
| in wagon factory Wagon makers-Also two
| first-class wagon makers. Neal, Johns
Co., Lake City, MINI. = -.
TWO STRONG YOUNG MEN TO WORK IN
country flour MILL $3.50 per day; steady en-
ploynent. Address 3511, Journal.
BARBER WANTED-FIRST-CLA Man
at once; good wages; bring tools. Inquire a.
So Sd st S.