The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-12
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
HELP WANrED---MALR,

HELP WANTED--MALE
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MATCHES CLEANED. sl:.MA,IN s sPRINGss. =
WANTED-EVERYBODY TO STOP AT THE
Cozy Parlors, 90 7th st S. for soda. Ice cream
and cigars cyclists rest here while we repair
your Wheel. a. e. Green, manager. ----
PANTS RECUT INTO STYLE. 75c UP;
At Anthony the Tailor's, 2l2 Washinston .ay n.
GOOD ORNAMENTAL IRON AND WIRE
workers wanted at once; good wages; steady
work. T. Richter Iron Works. Denver Col
WANTED-FIRsT-C CLASS PATTERN-MAk-
er; Globe Iron Works 2425 University av Sc,
Minneapolis. ~
AGENTs-KEEP COOL AND MAKE $40 A
day selling the Cyclone rotary hand tan;
greatest seller known; immense prohts; Wrlte
to-day for territory and agents terms, sam. sam.
pie postpaid, 25c; address American Novelty
Co., so Sd st S. Minneapolis, MINI.
WANTED-FULL SETS OF SASH AND
door men. Sticker hands, $3.50 to $3.50; band
saWyers. S3; wood turner's. .sS; sash and door
machine hands, $2.75; stealy employment; Ad-
dress Nicolai Bros. Co., Is "a st. Portland,
FIVE FIRsT-CLASs CARPENTERs. CALL
22lS 18th av $, this evening, or So4 W Lake IN
the morning -. y
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss, SOBER BAR
Address A. +. swenson, Grand Forks, N. D.
Hotel Dacotah BarDer Shop. :, 60
WANTED-ALL AROUND BUTCHER; MUST
be sausage maker and sober; steady JOB l22l'
Journal
ED-ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTs-
man. Good position and salary to experienced.
sober man.. Address schuler Bros. Wahpeton,
N. D.
WANTED-EXPE XPERIENCED BooKKEEPER
for general store Norwesian preferreai state m
Gamma, N. u.
WANTED-BARBER At oNCE;- GOOD.
sober man, good wages. Address J. w. Elsch,
Maynard, MINI. -. =
WANTED-LAUNDRY ENGINEER, At THE
Despatch Laundry, z6O4 Stevens av.
$ALAKIED SITUATIONS !
For bright young men and women who pre-
pare for business at THE MUNSON SHORT
HAND INSTITUTE, Guaranty building. There
never Was time before when we could 50
readily place students IN paying positions
Send for catalogue. .-----
sALEsM EN-To SELL OUR GOODS TO
GERS; fine side lines; big profits; liberal terms.
Model Mfg: Co, Box L, South Bend, Ind:
MEN OUT OF WORK CAN SECURE RHsst
munerative employment by writing the Hawks
Nursery Co., Milwaukee. Wis. =
WANTED-FOR U. s. ARMY, ABLE-BOD-
led men, between ages of II and 35; citizens
OF United States, OF good character and tenn
perate habits, VINO can speak, read and write
ng ocers 24 ls az Msneapos
Phoenix building. ST. Paul, MINI. - :. -
SIS PER MONTH AND. TRAVELLING Ex-
penses paid men to sell baking powder; in
ducements to dealers; experience unnecessary.
Purity Co., Chicago.
WANTED-TEN STRONG, INTELLIGENT
men, good wages. Call at 200 Lyndale av N.
WANTED-BRIGHT YOUNG MAN FOR
correspondence and general office work IN
mercantile house. Must have experience and
rnfn 1nYIr O
WANTED-UNION CARPENTER. LONG
job. S1st st and James av s. -.
IRON MINERS WANTED--sEVERAL Ex-
perienced underground miners: ae .s.Incs Big pay;
Address 1868, Journal. 49,.
MACHINIsTs WANTED-TWO EXPERI-
enced machinsts for roundhouse work. Res
plying, state experience and former employ
ment Address 1853, Journal -.--.---.-- - -.-.---
RAILROAD MEN WANTED-sEvERAL
Must have clean records. State experience.
Address~1257, Journal. --.'. : -
WANTED-EXPER1ENcED CARPET LAY
er. :. Position permanent Salary SIS per
week Address 1888, Journal. - -
FIRsT-CLAss CLERICAL MAN WANTED
change. Make application in your own
handwriting, stating qualifications, refer
ences,, etc. Address 1878, Journal.
BERRY PICKERs WANTED-FoR LAKE
and children. Work lasts month son b or more. re
or 1929 Bryant ay s, Minneapolis: - -.
We HAVE The Rog1TIoNs ss 4 !, g2op. T2{sp.
raphy. Y. NJ CA. building, St. Paul. e
ese SAVING DOES NOT MEAN USE
soc less self-denial, misery or humiliation M
go It means only z moderate life; Ihe
Savings Bank of Mnneapolis, Adam Hannah,
treasurer. s107 4th st S. ;
WANTED-FIRsT-CL CLASS SOLICITORS. AND
canvassers for a permanent and proataDte
proposition commission and salary basis
Apply 1892 Andrus building. = -----
WANTED-A MAN TO PRESENT. FIRST
class proposition to business and salaried men.
s25 week easily earned. 1922. Journal.
GOOD STRONG BOY TO WORK IN BAKERY
Apply Friday morning at O'Clock, 9Th st
and 7th av N. -- > :.
electric light and waterworks, in New Mexico.
| Call at j. H. Kerricks Office tomorrow after
| noon. -
BLACKSMITH WANTED-UNION IRON
| Works. - --.------ :
WANTED-MARRIED MAN TO. DRIVE 4
salary and permanent position for the right
man. 1872. Journal.
CARPENTER TO DO sHTNGLING AND SUD
ing by job. 1909. Journal. ------.----- -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HELP. NO SUNDAY
work Powers Mercantile Co. restaurant:
| two cows; good pay to right party. Hotel
Calumet, 1928 Ntcollet
WANTED-CAPABLE YOUNG MAN FOR A
Wholesale house. Address 1860. Journal.
WANTED-THREE MEN, EXPERIENCED
in newspaper circulation work. New and at
| tractive proposition. Salary and commission.
Address for interview, 1888, Journal. =
WANTED-FIVE MEN, GOOD APPEAR
1 ance. for special work. Fair salary will be
paid to right parties. Address 1892. Journal.
FAIR SALARY AND COMMISSION WILL
! he Maid to men Of ability who can, furnish
! satisfactory references. Prefer those having
had some experience in soliciting. Address
1885, Journal. .--------4
MAN FOR CUTOFF SAW, ALSO RIP SAW,
! in sash and door factory. Smith & Wyman,
sth st and I'd ay Sc -.z-------- =
WANTED-YOUNG~ NAN, UNTIL SEPT. !,
for office position, where. no experience Is
Preferred preferred. Address is41, journal:
WANTED-A GOOD PANTsMAKER, AT
| once. Steady work all summer. Also one tc
work by the week. F. G. johnson, Hay
ward, Wis. E--- Z -
WANTED-BRICKLAYE FOR OUT-oF-
| town work. Transportation paid. S. H
from a nhauser, 800 Phoenix building.
WANTED-YoUNG MAN TO CARRY MIL.
waukee sentinels every Sunday morning. Ap'
ply to 50 Sd st.s -----------
4 BOOKKEEPER BY JOBBING HOUSE
| state experience, references. and salary ex'
peet ed, first letter. 154o,s Journal: ---.-.-
BOOKKEEPER WHO HAS HAD ExPERl.
ence with complete set OF books Address