The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-05
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HELP WANTED-MALE,
WaheHEs CLEANED. 81: MAIN sPR1NGs.
Z: Warranted one year. Paegels. e Sd st S.
WANTED-EVERYBOD TO STOP AT THE
Cozy Parlors, So 18th st s, for soda, ice cream
a6d cigars Cyclists rest here while we repair
PANTS RECUT INTO STYLE. 75c UP:
at Anthony the Tallcrs, 2l2 Washington av N.
WANTEp-WooD TURNER. APPLY AT
factory Barnard, Cope Mfg Co.. corner 4th
WAHTED-MAN FOR GENERAL. WORK;
steady job. with good wages. Apply NOR
nlngs, steward, city hospital, st. Paul,
BLACKSMITH WANTED-MUsT BE A
nrst-elass horseshoer; steady work and good
wages wage to the right man; must be sober an and
John, Langdon, N. D.
WANTED sToNE-cUTTERs FOR BRIDGE
work and an ,,s curling Apply at Sandstone,
Mlnn., OF 4o1 Oneida block, Minneapolis
male stenographer and typewriter, one who
masters the Scandinavian languages preferred.
state age, experience and reference Address
WANTED-GENTLhM CANVAssERs ON
cash commissions. LIST floor Journal Office. j.
W. r. Winter.
WANTED-AT ONCE; IN ARCHITECTS
office, a thorough draughtsman; steady EN-
p!oyment and good pay to right man, tenn
perate, and good tracing and designing orna-
ment and detailing and competent in office
YORK ye @ state salary Sna Ad
Forks, n. D.
ONE RIGHT AND TWO LEFT HAND KNOT
sawyers wages $3.50 for frst-class men that
good packer, 10c per thousand, nail their
own bands Address Dunn & Marcia, Cohas-
sett, MINI.
MINI. -.-----z.---....'
WANTED-cYLINDER PRESS FEEDER.
Call s o'clock tomorrow morning. 315 14th
av Sc. .-.
WANTED-TWo EXPERIENCED BENCH
men and framemakers Permanent position.
Whiteman Hunter Co., 40 5th st N.
YOUNG NAN IN OFFICE, WHOLESALE
plain hand. One with experience preferred.
250, Journal
WANTED-THREE EXPERIENCED BELL
boys, at West. Hotel Must have references.
TWO OR MORE EXPERIENCED JOB
efsss 4 5ss 30 st STEADY work Haywood MFG
WANTED-A LABoRER; STEADY WORK;
good pay Apply at once. Chalker Cut Stone
Yard, corner Laurel and Colfax avs.
WANTED-NEAT APPEARING STUDENT
to work a few hours day for his board, ex-
cepting Sundays; no work evenings. S6l, Jour
nal. 1885,
GOOD ORNAMENTAL IRON AND WIRE
workers wanted at once; good wages; steady
work. P. Richter Iron Works, Denver, Col
LAND COMPANY DESIRES LIVE, ACTIVE
sales solicitors on liberal commissions. Ad
dress 400, Journal
sALARIED SITUATIONS =
SECURED e.. =. s..-... = .s.
For bright young men and women who pre-
pare for business at THE MUNSON SHORT
HAND INSTITUTE, Guaranty building. There
never was a time before when we could so
readily place students in paying positions:
Send for catalogue.
fat building which will not require all his
time during the summer months; salary SIS
per month and rooms. Address D. P. Jones &
Co., Oneida block. -! : -.
man preferred; steady job; 60 per cent, half
over Is; prices s. and Is; snap for good man.
Address Harry Wieland, Langdon, n. .:
CYLINDER PRESS FEEDER WANTED I'M
mediately. Apply to foreman pressroom, Pho
neer Press manufacturing department., Sd and
Minnesota SITS. ST. Paul. II -
zoe XHE SAVINGS BANK OF MINNIE
oeo Npois does no commercial business, It
zoe onfnes itself solely to savings &C
St seu 8. Adam M. Hannah treasurer 1'7 4'h
WANTED-A GOOD JANITOR AND WIFE;
must understand steam heat and have good
references; salary $50 per month and rooms.
Address D. P Jones & Co., Oneida block.
general stores, -clothiers, druggists and gro
GERS; fine side lines, big profits; liberal terms
Model Mtg. Co, Box I, South Bend, Ind:
MEN OUT OF WORK CAN SECURE RE-
munerative employment by writing the Hawks
Nursery Co., Milwaukee. Wis .
SIS PER MONTH AND TRAVELLING EX-
t penses paid men TO sell baking powder ;E5in-
ducements to dealers; experience unnecessary.
Purity Co.. Chicago.
WANTED-FOR U. S. ARMY, -ABLE-BOD-
ad hofy of citZanS
of United States, Of good character and tenn
perate habits, who can. speak, read and write
hns er For M al aPPy to
Phoenix building, St. Paul, MINI.
TEAMsTER WANTED 1902 HENNEPIN
| av, upstairs. in rear.
WAGON AND CARRIAGE WOODWORKERS
acquainted with Woodworking machinery; also
! good carriage blacksmith on hlgh-grade work.
Address 430. Journal. &. q,
WANTED-ONE GOOD ALL-RoUND PAINT
or, one good paperhanger. St. Anthony Park
drug store, Raymond, az, before 8 a. m. or
from II to I. j. Keenholts.
BARBER WANTED AT P1LLsBURY BLOCK
barber shop, 9th st and Nicollet av; steady
job to right man. Paul Petit, proprietor
A GOOD STRONG BOY, FROM 16 TO IS
years old, to work on dairy farm near Lake
Harriet 1873, Journal. -
WANTE sS1s 4. Man TO WORK 12e IN l. LIVERY
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boy at Hotel Richmond.
WANTED-YoUNG MAN TO WORK IN A
! grain office. One with little experience in
office work preferred. Address P. O.. Box 451
WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN A
barn. Phoenix Laundry, 81 LIST .av S.
WANTED-A GOOD BOY TO UPHOLsTER
carpets. Gangelhoff Bros, 900 I'd st S.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN WITH FEW HUN
dred dollars to join with advertiser as travel
ing salesman; good profit, exclusive line. Ad-
dress Box %, Minneapolis. =,
WANTED-FoUR GOOD PAINTERS AMI
two carpenters. F. G. Richards, SOL E oath. st
WANTED-FIRsT-C CLASS PLUMBER, AT
once; s425 to good man. Address .43S
| Journal
WANTED-YOUNG MAN WHO HAS FIN.
ished high school, Permanent position; good
opportunities for advancement. Address in
own handwriting, stating age, fathers occu-
patton and giving names of previous employ
ers. 9129, Journal Il.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WINDOW
trimmer Address 9134, Journal
MISUNDERSTANDING IRON MINERS
| good pay and steady work. Give age and ex-